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Some iPhone 15 and 16 Owners Could Get an Apple AI Settlement Payout. Do You Qualify?Apple agreed to a $250 million settlement tied to delayed Siri AI features. Here’s who may qualify for payments.
By Paige Cerulli
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Is the HSA Triple Tax Benefit Worth the Paperwork Hassle?Should we sign up for a Health Savings Account (HSA) and embrace even more healthcare paperwork? We'd rather plan vacations than track receipts.
By Maurie Backman
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5 Ways the OBBBA Rewards the Midwestern MillionaireDiligent savers who take steps to capitalize on these tax-saving opportunities can keep more of their wealth and even help build a tax-efficient legacy.
By Joe F. Schmitz Jr., CFP®, ChFC®, CKA®
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Will Your Retirement Plan Collapse Under These 5 Stresses?Retirement plans that are properly engineered have less chance of collapsing under the weight of increased longevity and other stresses. Will yours stand up?
By Stephen Schmitt
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Retirement Location, Location, Location: Can Florida Be Beaten?Many retirees have made Florida their home, but is it right for you? Where you choose to set up your retirement life means considering more than the weather.
By Chris Dixon, RFC®
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Best AI Stocks to Buy: Smart Artificial Intelligence Investmentstech stocks Artificial intelligence is the catalyst for what many observers recognize as a fourth industrial revolution. Here are the best AI stocks to buy right now.
By Tom Taulli
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15 Social Security Tasks You Can Do Onlineretirement Why visit a government office to get your Social Security business done? You can do much of that online.
By Bob Niedt
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Kiplinger GDP Outlook: No Recession, But Low Economic GrowthKiplinger Forecasts In the latest Kiplinger GDP forecast, we expect modest-to-moderate growth in the second half of 2025 and through 2026.
By David Payne
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Kiplinger Inflation Outlook: Energy Cost Increases Not Done YetEconomic Forecasts The inflation report for May will show a jump in prices for the third month. Headline inflation should rise above 4.0%.
By David Payne
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Why Do People Retire in Florida? 9 Things You Must KnowAttention Florida-bound retirees: There's more to the Sunshine State than Disney, golf and beaches.
By Bob Niedt
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2026 Kiplinger Readers' Choice AwardsAwards The Kiplinger Readers' Choice Awards celebrate the best products and services in personal finance. Read on to learn more about this year's awards.
By Lisa Gerstner
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The Rule of 55 in a 401(k): One Way to Fund Early RetirementThe Rule of 55 lets you access your 401(k) retirement funds early. When paired with other strategies, it could help you kiss the office goodbye.
By Jacob Schroeder
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The Real Reason 'Tax Me More' Billionaires Don't Just Cut a Check to the IRSHigh Net Worth Tax IRS collections are obligations, not donations. Discover how ultra-wealthy households shield fortunes from ordinary rates and how you might, too.
By Kate Schubel
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April CPI Report: Higher Energy Prices Keep Inflation HotThe ongoing conflict in the Middle East is having a major impact on inflation, with April's annual rise in headline CPI the fastest since 2023.
By Karee Venema
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Hedge Your Inflation Risk With These 5 ETFsInvestors looking to preserve the purchasing power of their portfolio may find these inflation-hedging ETFs useful.
By Tony Dong, MSc
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The New 401(k) Rule You May Grumble About Now but Appreciate LaterSponsored by American National
A new rule stipulates that 401(k) catch-up contributions made by high earners 50 and older must be deposited into a Roth account. Here's why that's a big plus for your retirement.
By Kathryn Pomroy
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How to Use the Barbell Rule for Dividend Investing in RetirementSponsored by American National
Secure your retirement income and long-term growth by utilizing a dividend barbell strategy, which mixes high-yield stocks with reliable dividend growers.
By Coryanne Hicks
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How Can a Professor Protect Herself From Demanding Students?Students wanted to reschedule a final exam, and when their professor cited a long-standing, universal rule, they muttered about filing a grievance. What's next?
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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Do's and Don'ts for the First Meeting With a Financial AdviserThe first meeting with a new adviser can be intimidating, but you can reduce your worry and ensure you're hiring the right person by following a few rules.
By John Jones, ChFC®, EA, BCP®
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How to Unlock the Value of Your Employee Stock OptionsEmployee stock options are a powerful wealth-building tool, but decisions about when to exercise them need to be strategic, especially when it comes to taxes.
By Kate Winget
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States Sending 'Stimulus' Checks in 2026Rebate Checks Some people are receiving one-time state rebate checks. Is your state sending money?
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Best Dividend ETFs to Buy NowETFs Are you a set-it-and-forget-it income investor? These dividend ETFs generate cash through a variety of long-term strategies.
By Kyle Woodley
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Get Free Credit Reports WeeklyCheck your credit report weekly for free as the three major credit bureaus made a pandemic-era initiative permanent.
By Lisa Gerstner
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The Retirement Bucket Rule: Your Guide to Fear-Free SpendingForget market declines or rising inflation. With this strategy, you won’t have to worry about any of that during retirement.
By Donna Fuscaldo
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What is FDIC Insurance? Plus Other Agencies that Protect Your MoneyFDIC, NCUA and SIPC insurance all protect your money. Learn how they work and how much each one covers.
By Emma Patch
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Eight Biggest Financial Planning Myths: How Many Do You Believe?These financial planning myths are some of the whoppers you may hear when you're approaching retirement.
By Donna Fuscaldo
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Is Pet Insurance Worth It?You can fend off big veterinary bills with a policy that covers your furry companion. But is it better to just stash those premiums in an emergency fund?
By Donna Fuscaldo
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Cerebras IPO: Should You Buy CBRS Stock?The Cerebras IPO is expected to be one of the biggest offerings of the year so far, with the AI company expected to start trading later this week.
By Karee Venema
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What You Will Pay for Medicare in 2026Medicare premiums for 2026, as well as the costs of Parts A, B, and D, have increased. Here's how much you'll pay in 2026.
By Donna LeValley
