Guides
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The 8 Financial Documents You Should Always Shred
Sponsored by LifeLock
Identity Theft The financial documents piling up at home put you at risk of fraud. Learn the eight types of financial documents you should always shred to protect yourself.
By Paige Cerulli
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The Rise of AI: A Kiplinger Special Report
The Kiplinger Letter Our special report looks at the opportunities and challenges of generative AI and how its rapid move into the mainstream is impacting every aspect of our lives.
By John Miley
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Three Electronics to Buy Before Tariffs Hit (And One to Skip, for Now)
With new tariffs taking effect August 1, certain electronics could soon cost more. Here's what to consider buying before prices rise.
By Choncé Maddox
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These Beach Towns Are the Safest Spots in the US This Summer
Low crime rates, accessible medical care and calm conditions make these coastal destinations perfect for a stress-free getaway.
By Brittany Leitner
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Back‑to‑School Tax‑Free Deals Hit Walmart & Apple This Summer: States, Dates and Limits
Sales Tax Select states host sales tax holidays during the summer. Here’s what you can purchase.
By Gabriella Cruz-Martínez
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Premium Tax Credit: Are You Eligible For This Health Insurance Tax Break?
Tax Credits The tax credit can help qualifying individuals pay for coverage from the Affordable Care Act’s health insurance marketplace.
By Gabriella Cruz-Martínez
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Summer Travel Deals for Veterans: Where to Save on Your Next Getaway
Honoring your service with exclusive travel deals for military members and veterans.
By Brittany Leitner
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What to Know About New Medicaid Cuts: Is Your Local Hospital Closing Soon?
Tax Policy Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ is now law, and rural hospitals across the U.S. are on the chopping block.
By Gabriella Cruz-Martínez
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My Car Was Stolen — Here’s What I Did and How You Can Protect Yourself
Don’t wait until it happens to you. Learn how to prepare for auto theft, protect your vehicle, and respond quickly if your car is stolen.
By Jacob Wolinsky
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Is Your IRA Protected from Creditors in Bankruptcy?
Can creditors take some or part of your IRA funds if you file for bankruptcy? Learn more about the federal protections that exist and to what extent they protect your IRAs.
By Donna LeValley
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Don't Miss These Four Tax Breaks for Americans Living Abroad in 2025
International Tax U.S. expats can reduce their tax burden by taking advantage of a handful of tax credits and deductions.
By Gabriella Cruz-Martínez
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What to Know Before Flying With Your Pet
From documentation and TSA screening to carrier rules and airport relief areas, here’s what to know before taking your pet on a flight.
By Brittany Leitner
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How to Make the Most Of Your Credit Card Rewards in 2025
Perks are a large reason why we get the credit cards we do, but studies show we don’t use them to their full potential. Here are some tips to maximize credit card rewards.
By Sean Jackson
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Why You May Want a Postnup
Even after you've said "I do," you can draw up an agreement to protect your assets.
By Ella Vincent
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The American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC): How Much Is It Worth?
Tax Credits This tax break can help you offset $2,500 in qualifying expenses tied to your higher education. Here's what you need to know.
By Gabriella Cruz-Martínez
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What You Should Know About Assisted Living
If you decide that an assisted-living community is right for you or your loved one, take these steps to make sure that its fees, services and quality of care fit your needs.
By Robyn A. Friedman
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Artificial Intelligence 101, From an Expert
Artificial intelligence has sparked huge excitement among investors and businesses, but what exactly does the term mean?
By John Miley
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7 Signs You’re Secretly Getting Rich (and Don’t Even Know It)
From reduced financial stress to smart investing, here’s how to spot the subtle signs that your wealth is growing.
By Paige Cerulli
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Five Underrated Travel Destinations Worth Exploring in 2025
Tired of the crowds in Paris or Rome? These under-the-radar international spots are safe, scenic and surprisingly affordable.
By Brittany Leitner
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14 Mother’s Day Gifts That Are a Boost to Her Bank Account
These Mother’s Day gifts show your appreciation and save her money at the same time.
By Rachael Green
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Trending Luxury Travel Destinations for 2025
Explore the top luxury travel destinations for 2025. Including Antarctica cruises, private yacht charters in the Seychelles and five-star wellness retreats in Kyoto, Japan.
By Brittany Leitner
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5 of the Best Places to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day
We take a look at some of the most popular destinations to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Did your favorite make the list?
By Brittany Leitner
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Borrowing Against Life Insurance: Pros, Cons and How It Works
Unlock quick access to cash by borrowing against your life insurance policy — without credit checks or strict repayment terms.
By Dori Zinn
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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
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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
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Are Tips Taxable in 2025? Understanding the IRS Rules
Taxable Income With all the recent talk about ending federal taxes on tips, some wonder whether tips are taxable income.
By Gabriella Cruz-Martínez
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Does Your State Have a Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit?
Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit Over two dozen states, plus the District of Columbia offer tax credits or deductions for working families.
By Gabriella Cruz-Martínez
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Which Stores Offer Price-Matching During the Holidays?
If you’re searching for the best Black Friday deals, price-matching can help you identify the best of the lot. Here are the stores that do price adjustments.
By Sean Jackson
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IRS: Here’s How to Recover Your Tax Records After a Natural Disaster
Tax Records Your tax documents can help you get federal relief faster, the IRS says.
By Gabriella Cruz-Martínez
