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11 Things Going Right as We Head Into 2019
Economic Forecasts 11 developments, economic and otherwise, that reveal brighter days ahead in 2019.
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The Economy Is Fine: 7 Reasons Investors Shouldn't Panic
Economic Forecasts The stock market has just gone through a bout of volatility stronger than anything we’ve seen since 2015.
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11 Key Political and Economic Forecasts for 2018
Economic Forecasts Forecasting the future is no easy task.
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10 Great Movie Rentals That Will Pay You Back
credit & debt Here are some timeless classics from which we all can learn valuable personal-finance lessons
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20 Amazing Ways Your Daily Life Will Be Different in 2030
Technology For more than 90 years, The Kiplinger Letter has been alerting its readers to important emerging technologies and how they will impact businesses, consumers and investors.
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10 Things to Look Forward to in 2017
Economic Forecasts Can’t wait for 2016 to be over?
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10 Predictions for 2017 on the Stock Market, the Economy, Tax Reform and More
Economic Forecasts The Kiplinger Letter’s annual outlook reveals what to expect from the U.S. economy, the Trump administration, tax reform efforts, energy prices, the stock market and more.
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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Air Force One
Politics In 2021 or thereabouts, the president of the United States will board a spanking new Air Force One that will boast new standards of technological sophistication and comfort for the traveling commander in chief.
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The Tax Consequences of Moving Abroad
taxes If you're thinking about moving overseas after the 2016 presidential election, know that the U.S. will continue to tax you.
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