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Nasdaq Sinks 694 Points as Meta Stock Slumps: Stock Market TodayPost-earnings drops for Meta and Tesla weighed on the broader tech sector, while Procter & Gamble's results signaled a resilient consumer.
By Karee Venema
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Property Taxes on the Ballot in 7 States: What Homeowners Should KnowTax Changes With housing costs remaining high, key midterm election ballot measures offer some voters a chance to rein in property taxes.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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2026 Tax Deadline: Does Your State Have an IRS Disaster Extension?Tax Deadlines Everything you need to know about the 2026 extended tax deadlines issued by the IRS.
By Kate Schubel
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Insurance Costs More Than Property Taxes in 75% of Counties: StudyHomeowners across most of the US are now spending more on insurance than they are on property taxes.
By Rachael Green
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Stocks Shoot for the Stars on AI Optimism: Stock Market TodayEarnings season is working out really well so far this week, with two Magnificent 7 stocks reporting after today's closing bell.
By David Dittman
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Best Closed-End Funds (CEFs) to Buy NowThe best closed-end funds (CEFs) remain highly popular with income-seeking investors even amid the rise of exchange-traded funds.
By Tony Dong, MSc, CETF
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United Airlines CEO Calls for a National Wealth Tax and New Taxes on InheritancesTax Policy Scott Kirby's comments on new taxes on wealth and inheritances come as several states debate taxes on the wealthy.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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The Companies Placing Bets on Putting Data Centers in SpaceThe Kiplinger Letter Data centers in space are a long-term project with uncertain prospects. That’s not stopping a frenzy of activity in the coming years.
By John Miley
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How to Buy Treasury BondsU.S. Treasury bonds are generally low-risk investments you can buy directly from the government or through brokers and ETFs.
By Tom Taulli
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Dow Gains 529 Points on 3M Data Center Deal: Stock Market TodayDeclining Treasury yields and oil prices boosted the broad market Tuesday, while several stocks rose on solid earnings.
By Karee Venema
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AI Start-Ups Keep Soaring HigherThe Kiplinger Letter To understand the excitement and frothiness around artificial intelligence, look no further than the sky-high valuations of AI start-ups.
By John Miley
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How Have Prices Changed Since the Iran War Began?Gas prices aren't the only thing that's been impacted by the conflict with Iran.
By Rachael Green
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Is There a Downside to Switching Your Insurance Frequently?You keep finding lower rates every time you shop for insurance. Is there any reason not to take the better deal?
By Rachael Green
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Nasdaq Bounces Back as AI Trade Freshens Up: Stock Market TodayWhat might be the stock market's most critical industry right now returned to its winning ways, with many fundamental questions soon to be answered.
By David Dittman
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11 Cities Hardest Hit By InflationWas your city hit harder by inflation? Here are the 11 cities where residents saw prices rise the highest.
By Sean Jackson
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What Tech Leaders Have Said About an AI BubbleThe Kiplinger Letter Are tech leaders worried about an AI bubble? Here are some of their most notable comments related to bubbles, spending and risk.
By John Miley
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Nasdaq Buckles on Fear This Boom Is an AI Bubble: Stock Market TodayFed Chair Kevin Warsh spoke up for the benefits of an AI boom, but markets are still showing more concern about an AI bubble.
By David Dittman
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Medigap vs Medicare Open Enrollment: What's the Difference?Nearly 10,000 people in America turn 65 every day. Why is that significant? It signals Medicare eligibility and shines a light on Medicare supplement insurance, known as Medigap.
By Kathryn Pomroy
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144 Million Standard Deduction Filers Get a New Charitable Tax BreakTax Savings Claiming the standard deduction and donating this year? Here's what that means for your next tax return.
By Kate Schubel
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Social Security Tax Limit Rises for 2027: Who Will Pay More?Your Paycheck A 4.2% higher wage base means more taxes for some earners next year.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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10 Things To Know for Medicare Open EnrollmentMedicare open enrollment starts on October 15 and ends on December 7. Here's what to sign up for and what to avoid.
By Elaine Silvestrini
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Stocks Churn Up Even as Tech Gets Chipped: Stock Market TodayChipmakers were down for an eighth straight trading session, but money is flowing into other corners of the market, including bonds.
By David Dittman
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It's About to Get Harder to Get a Refund for Delayed FlightsThe Department of Transportation's new rule limits your right to compensation for delayed flights.
By Rachael Green
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Is Your Tax Professional Filing Your Taxes or Actually Planning Them?Tax Planning An ongoing CPA shortage means high earners can no longer afford to settle for backward-looking compliance.
By Kate Schubel
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529 Plan Contribution Limits for 2026Each state sets 529 plan contribution limits, which range from $235,000 to $675,000
By Kathryn Pomroy
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Nasdaq Nosedives as AI Boosts Consumer Prices: Stock Market TodayIs "price stability" destined to be a "transitory"-type white whale for Fed Chair Kevin Warsh amid rising upward pressures on inflation?
By David Dittman
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'East of Eden' Stars Explain the 'Wake-Up Call' of Inheriting Wealth"East of Eden" is ultimately a story about what we do and do not inherit from our parents. We asked the Netflix show's actors how their characters would handle a gift from their parents.
By Alexandra Svokos
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Inflation is at 3.7%. These Savings Accounts and CDs Are Still Beating ItInflation is at 3.7%, but some high-yield savings accounts and CDs are paying more. See where savers can still find rates that outpace inflation.
By Sean Jackson
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September CPI Report Shows Inflation Remains Red-HotThe September CPI report keeps a rate hike in play for the next Fed meeting later this month. Here's what economists are saying about the inflation data.
By Karee Venema
