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How You Can Guide Your Heirs Through the Great Wealth Transfer
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Worried About Market Volatility? These Are Five of the Safest Vanguard Funds to Own
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Revocable vs Irrevocable Trusts: It Comes Down to Control vs Protection
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Stocks Hit Fresh Highs Ahead of the Fed As Earnings Pump Optimism: Stock Market Today
SHW and UNH were two of the best Dow Jones stocks Tuesday, thanks to solid earnings reports, and MSFT closed with a $4 trillion market cap.
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Is Investing In Gold Worth It? How Gold Prices Have Changed
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If You'd Put $1,000 Into Microsoft Stock 20 Years Ago, Here's What You'd Have Today
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Should You Get a Long-Term or Short-Term CD Before the Fed Meeting in October?
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15 Social Security Tasks You Can Do Online
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Where to Move Your Money Before the Next Fed Meeting
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Taxes
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Trump’s 2025 Tax Bill: What’s Changing and How It Affects Your Taxes
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Three Creative Ways to Lower Your Retirement Taxes
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The Sweet 23: States Where Twix and Kit Kat Avoid the ‘Candy Tax’
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Retirement
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15 Social Security Tasks You Can Do Online
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Want the Maximum Social Security Check in 2026? Here's What You Need to Do Now
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2026 Social Security COLA is 2.8%: What You Need to Know
The SSA has announced the 2026 Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA), the new maximum taxable wage cap, and the earnings requirements for Social Security credits.
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Real Estate
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Selling Your Haunted House? What You Have to Tell Buyers (and What You Don’t)
You don’t need ghosts to spook buyers, sometimes a home’s past is enough. Here’s what sellers should know about disclosure laws, pricing and perception when a property has a haunted history.
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How Federal Reserve Rate Decisions Impact Mortgage Rates in 2025
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Economic Forecasts
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Kiplinger Jobs Outlook: Hiring Continuing at Reduced Levels
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