Guides
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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
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The Mansion Tax: Do You Need to Worry About It?
Mansion Tax If you’re in the market for a high-value home, you may face an additional tax rolled into your closing costs.
By Gabriella Cruz-Martínez
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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
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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
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What is a Market Bubble?
Even investing pros struggle to define what a market bubble actually is.
By Ben Demers
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What is Asset Allocation?
Balance market uncertainty against the need to fund your retirement or future needs.
By Kiplinger Staff
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What is a Dividend Yield?
Shareholders get a piece of the pie without selling their stock.
By Kiplinger Staff
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What is the Metaverse?
Users and big name businesses alike are jumping feet first into virtual worlds.
By Kiplinger Staff
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What Is Passive Investing?
Instead of trying to beat the stock indexes, track them instead.
By Kiplinger Staff
