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Investing
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Personal Finance
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Boost Your Retirement Savings in Your 50s with These Six Moves
If you want to supercharge your nest egg in the run-up to retirement, follow these strategies.
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21 Things You Can't Return to Amazon
Did you know there are things you can't return to Amazon? Before adding these 21 items to your cart, be sure to read Amazon's return policy first.
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Should You Get Earthquake Insurance?
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Meet Kiplinger's Experts
Taxes
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Quiz The financial professionals who contribute to Kiplinger's Adviser Intel recently wrote about the five phases of retirement planning, the OBBB's potential impact on charitable giving and why you should stop doing your own taxes.
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New Bill Would End Taxes on Social Security Benefits in 2026: What Retirees Should Know
Tax Law Congress could look to high earners to help offset lost revenue and possibly shore up the Social Security program.
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State Tax Your vacation to the Aloha State could come at a higher price tag next year. Here’s why.
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Retirement
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How to Find the Perfect Cruise For You
In the wake of the pandemic, cruises are more popular than ever — and the choices are plentiful. Here's how to find your perfect cruise.
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Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of Retirement Accounts, Charitable Giving and Taxes
Quiz The financial professionals who contribute to Kiplinger's Adviser Intel recently wrote about the five phases of retirement planning, the OBBB's potential impact on charitable giving and why you should stop doing your own taxes.
By Kiplinger Staff
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New Bill Would End Taxes on Social Security Benefits in 2026: What Retirees Should Know
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Real Estate
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Retire on This Mediterranean Island for Quiet Coastal Perfection
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Lock or Float? How to Decide on Your Mortgage Rate
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The Role of a Mortgage Underwriter in Buying a Home
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Economic Forecasts
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Economic Forecasts Strong job growth in September and revisions to July and August indicate the labor market’s weakness was overstated.
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