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Cohabiting Later in Life: Managing Assets and Estate PlansFor couples starting a new chapter together, financial transparency and candid conversations help prevent conflict, protect assets and avoid costly surprises.
By Steph L. Wagner
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Warren Buffett Steps Down From Role as Chairman of Berkshire HathawayHis official title is now "chairman emeritus," but Warren Buffett will always be the "Oracle of Omaha."
By David Dittman
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New SBA Loan Rules 2026: What Could Sink Your LoanNew SBA loan rules make more capital available to small firms than ever, but owners need to demonstrate far more before they're approved. Here's what's changed.
By Christopher Cornella
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How Advisers Can Help Women Plan for RetirementFinancial advisers have a powerful opportunity to earn deeper trust and create longer relationships by embracing women's unique financial realities.
By Jammie Serrano
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The US Confronts China’s Industrial-Scale AI TheftThe Kiplinger Letter There’s mounting evidence that China’s AI companies are stealing secrets from America’s AI leaders. Can anything be done?
By John Miley
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Stocks Soar as Fed Uncertainty Fades: Stock Market TodayThe main indexes finished higher Thursday thanks to easing bond yields and surging tech stocks.
By Karee Venema
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Why Are Grocery Prices Still So High? What’s Driving Your Food BillThe Fed just raised interest rates for the first time in years. Here’s what that could mean for already-high grocery prices and your food budget.
By Rachael Green
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What the SEC's Shift on Shareholder Proposals Means for InvestorsThe SEC's move to rescind Rule 14a-8 creates new hurdles for shareholders seeking to influence company policies. Here's what you need to know.
By Charles Lewis Sizemore, CFA
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Why Unequal Caregiving Shatters Family InheritancesAn even split in your will could cause resentment among adult kids if caregiving hasn't been shared equally. How you can stop that from turning into a dispute.
By Pam Krueger
