The Kiplinger Washington Editors

The majority of respondents in our poll would welcome more guaranteed income.

Emerging technologies (and now the COVID-19 pandemic) are putting an end to these familiar items and practices.

Here is a rough guide to how deep a decline we’re facing, and how the eventual recovery may unfold.

The annual outlook reveals what to expect from the U.S. economy, trade tensions, the future of coal, weed, GOP election victories and more.

In the 1980s, many Americans feared that fast-growing Japan would supplant the U.S.

Today's forecast for management decisionmaking.

The Kiplinger Letter’s annual outlook reveals what to expect from the U.S.

The stock market has just gone through a bout of volatility stronger than anything we’ve seen since 2015.

Forecasting the future is no easy task.

We won’t torment you with all the things going wrong in the world as you sit down to holiday feasts with all the fixings.

For more than 90 years, The Kiplinger Letter has been alerting its readers to important emerging technologies and how they will impact businesses, con…

Can’t wait for 2016 to be over?

The Kiplinger Letter’s annual outlook reveals what to expect from the U.S. economy, the Trump administration, tax reform efforts, energy prices, the s…

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 soph…

If you're thinking about moving overseas after the 2016 presidential election, know that the U.S. will continue to tax you.

A recession is unlikely, but a market correction is likely underway. Commodity prices will turn volatile. A bump for Trump?

The Kiplinger Letter’s annual outlook reveals what to expect from the U.S. economy, the race for president, energy prices, the stock market and more.

Journalist and philanthropist Austin H. Kiplinger led the Kiplinger Washington Editors for decades.

As the year comes to a close, life isn’t all toil and strife. Let’s toast a few things going right.

Does a falling currency signal that China’s economy is in trouble?

Last year, Kiplinger forecasted that California's historic drought would intensify and that the effects would be far-reaching.

An improving economy, lower gas prices, a lingering bull market, breathtaking medical and technological advances—they're all worth celebrating. Let’s …

Stay ahead in the new year with The Kiplinger Letter’s exclusive forecasts on critical political and economic issues.

Here’s what businesses can expect to pay next year for health care, insurance, fuel, shipping, borrowing and more.