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Interest Rates Outlook: Rates Will Stay Higher for Longer
Economic Forecasts The Federal Reserve likely won’t raise rates further this year, but they also won’t cut much next year.
By David Payne Last updated
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How Real Estate Crowdfunding Works and What to Consider Before Diving In
Real estate crowdfunding enables investors to wade into real estate investing with a small upfront investment and less risk.
By Jacob Wolinsky Published
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States That Won’t Tax Your Powerball Winnings
Lottery Taxes There are some states that won’t take another tax bite out of your Powerball jackpot or Mega Millions winnings.
By Kelley R. Taylor Last updated
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Vanguard ETFs vs Mutual Funds: Which Make for Better Investments?
mutual funds Vanguard is one of the largest low-cost fund providers in the U.S., and knowing the difference between Vanguard ETFs vs mutual funds is key for investors.
By Kyle Woodley Last updated
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Best High-Yield Savings Accounts
These are the top earning high-yield savings accounts available today.
By Erin Bendig Last updated
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Top Earning 3-Year CDs
Here are the top-yielding 3-year CDs — with some accounts paying up to 5.13%.
By Erin Bendig Last updated
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Best CD Rates
Find the highest CD rates available today in our guide.
By Erin Bendig Last updated
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Chase Ink Business Cards Launch $900+ Offer
Chase Ink business credit cards offer new bonus amounts, solid cash back and perks.
By Ellen Kennedy Published
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Will Savings Rates Keep Going Up in 2023?
National savings rates have been rising steadily since March 2022, but that could soon change. Should you switch now?
By Erin Bendig Last updated
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Best No-Fee High-Yield Savings Rates
Consider opening a no-fee high-yield savings account if you want a competitive rate for your cash with no strings attached.
By Erin Bendig Last updated
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How to Find the Best Jumbo CD Rates
Check out some of the top jumbo CD rates available today.
By Erin Bendig Last updated
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Best No-Penalty CD Rates
A no-penalty CD is a type of certificate of deposit that allows individuals to withdraw funds early without a fee. Right now, some of the best ones are offering rates of over 4%.
By Erin Bendig Last updated
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Why Houses Make for Terrible Wealth Transfer Vehicles
Home may be where the heart is, but after it’s inherited, it’s where heirs have to manage upkeep and deal with family conflicts related to what to do with it. What should parents do instead?
By Kristen Sieffert Published
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You’ve Just Sold Your Business: Now What?
The transition into a new phase of life after selling your baby can be difficult, especially if you were reluctant to sell, but here’s how to refocus.
By Dennis D. Coughlin, CFP, AIF Published
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$785M Powerball Jackpot Winner Will Get a Hefty Tax Bill
Lottery Taxes Whenever someone wins Powerball, the federal government gets a chunk of the prize from taxes.
By Kelley R. Taylor Last updated
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Should I Trade Stocks or Options?
Answering the question "should I trade stocks or options" will depend on your own risk tolerance, investing objectives and understanding of market dynamics.
By Jared Hoffmann Published
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This Is How You Can Be a Snowbird in Retirement
There’s a lot to consider, and warm weather shouldn’t be the only deciding factor. For instance, will you rent or buy? What’s the tax and health care situation?
By Tony Drake, CFP®, Investment Advisor Representative Published
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What Is Market Cap?
What is market cap? Here we discuss the basics, significance and related issues of the metric that is often used to gauge a company's size and value.
By Mark R. Hake, CFA Published
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How tax laws can help you if you're a victim of a hurricane, wildfire or other federally declared disaster
Kiplinger Tax Letter Did you know that some losses — attributable to federally declared disasters — can be deducted, in addition to the tax filing and payment extensions?
By Joy Taylor Published
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You’re Fired? How AI Could Change the Labor Landscape
Machines replacing humans in the workplace is not new, but today’s advances in artificial intelligence could affect hundreds of millions of jobs.
By Neale Godfrey, Financial Literacy Expert Published
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12 Ways to Lower Your Auto-Insurance Premiums
insurance Here's how to save on car insurance as rates remain elevated.
By Kimberly Lankford Last updated
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Get Free Weekly Credit Reports
Coronavirus and Your Money Check your credit report weekly for free as the three major credit bureaus make a pandemic-era initiative permanent.
By Lisa Gerstner Last updated
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Why You Should Check Your Credit Report
If you’ve ever had difficulty getting incorrect information removed from your credit report, you’ve got plenty of company.
By Sandra Block Last updated
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Beware 'Junk Fees' When Buying a Home
Junk fees could add thousands to the cost of a property. Here’s what you need to know about these hidden mortgage costs.
By Tom Higgins Last updated
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7 Great Places to Live in Texas
New residents are coming in droves to take advantage of the state's lack of personal income tax, affordable housing market, and affordable rent prices.
By Brittany Leitner Last updated
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How to Declutter Your Home If You're Moving or Downsizing
Planning to declutter your home — whether you're moving or downsizing — can be overwhelming. Here's how to do it.
By Dawn Wotapka Last updated
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How Long to Keep Tax Returns and Records? Kiplinger Tax Letter
Kiplinger Tax Letter The answer depends on what type of document and the kinds of transactions you engage in.
By Joy Taylor Published
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CD or Money Market: Where to Stash Your Cash?
Both CDs and money market accounts offer good prospects right now. What's the difference and which should you choose?
By Seychelle Thomas Published
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Get up to $10,750 off a New Mercedes: Amex and Sam's Club Members Qualify
Get up to $10,750 off a Mercedes from American Express and Sam’s Club.
By Ellen Kennedy Published