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Only Five States Offer No Sales Tax
State Tax Is your state’s ban on sales tax actually saving you money? Probably not as much as you might think.
By Gabriella Cruz-Martínez Published
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Heat Pumps vs Solar Panels: Which Saves You More on Energy Bills?
Debating heat pumps vs solar panels? Whichever one you choose, it just got easier to save on energy bills.
By Ben Demers Last updated
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Best Rewards Credit Cards October 2024
Want 5% back on travel or 2% on all your purchases? Our guide to the best rewards credit cards can help you save with cash back, points or miles.
By Ellen Kennedy Last updated
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Bull Markets vs Bear Markets: The Differences Explained
No one can predict when markets will rise or fall, but it's good to be aware of the differences between bull markets vs bear markets.
By Mark R. Hake, CFA Last updated
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What Is an Index Fund and Should I Invest in One?
Index funds provide investors with exposure to wide swaths of the market at low costs, but are they right for you? We take a closer look here.
By Coryanne Hicks Last updated
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Smart Meters vs Regular Meters: Which is Best for You?
Some people like seeing how much energy they use, but not everyone likes smart meters.
By Ben Demers Last updated
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Microwave vs Air Fryer: Which is Cheaper for Cooking?
Microwave vs Air Fryer: Which is Cheaper for Cooking?
By Ben Demers Last updated
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Oven vs Air Fryer: Which is Cheaper for Home Cooking?
Oven vs Air Fryer: Which is Cheaper for Home Cooking?
By Ben Demers Last updated
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What is a Market Bubble?
Even investing pros struggle to define what a market bubble actually is.
By Ben Demers Published
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What is Asset Allocation?
Balance market uncertainty against the need to fund your retirement or future needs.
By Kiplinger Staff Published
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What is a Dividend Yield?
Shareholders get a piece of the pie without selling their stock.
By Kiplinger Staff Published
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What is the Metaverse?
Users and big name businesses alike are jumping feet first into virtual worlds.
By Kiplinger Staff Published
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What Is Passive Investing?
Instead of trying to beat the stock indexes, track them instead.
By Kiplinger Staff Published