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Wall Street is worried about re-escalating tensions in the Middle East.

By Karee Venema

Before you say "good riddance" to the nickel-and-diming carrier, here's how the Spirit Airlines Shutdown could impact your travel budget.

By Rachael Green

State Tax Georgia surplus tax rebates are rolling out in May. Here's the breakdown of who's eligible and the plan to lower your income tax rate to 4.99%.

By Kate Schubel

State Tax With some states floating proposals to tax wealth, it's important to remember that relocation doesn't always end a state's tax reach.

By Kelley R. Taylor

Apple rounded out a big week of mega-cap earnings on a high note, sending two of the three main equity indexes to new highs on Friday.

By Karee Venema

New rules could leave passive investors holding the bag in massive IPOs.

By Dan Burrows

The Kiplinger Letter Washington lags competitors in crucial defense technology.

By Matthew Housiaux

F1's new streaming home, a packed global schedule and smarter ways to watch.

By Carla Ayers

The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed out April with impressive gains on strong earnings from Google parent Alphabet and economic bellwether Caterpillar.

By Karee Venema

Get Grand Tasting and Masterclass ticket discounts to Decanter's Fine Wine Encounter in New York with a special Kiplinger promo code.

By Staff

You could be overpaying for home insurance if your deductible is too low. But going too high can be just as risky. That's where the 1% deductible rule comes in.

By Rachael Green

The April Fed meeting was Jerome Powell's last as chair of the central bank, but he's not leaving the central bank just yet.

By Karee Venema

With the rate pause at the April Fed meeting, you still have time to lock in historically high interest rates with a 5-year CD.

By Rachael Green

Now is a good time to diversify your retirement portfolio with a whole life insurance policy.

By Rachael Green

Where the 10-year Treasury yield moves, mortgage rates follow. Learn why they are connected and how they impact homebuyers.

By Sean Jackson

Earnings are still solid, crude oil is still rising, and Jerome Powell is still a member of the Federal Reserve Board until further notice.

By David Dittman

State Tax A proposed tax on extreme wealth in California is moving closer to voters. Here's what it means for high earners and others in the Golden State.

By Kelley R. Taylor

With the Magnificent 7 all over the earnings calendar this week, a privately held company has a lot of publicly traded stocks under the microscope.

By David Dittman

A guide to giving funds and wealth to your grandchildren, including arguments for why you should.

By David Rodeck

State Taxes Residents in Delaware, Iowa, Virginia, and beyond must file 2025 state income taxes soon or request an extension. Don't miss the due date.

By Kate Schubel

Two of the three main U.S. equity indexes hit new all-time highs at the start of a big week for earnings and interest rates.

By David Dittman

State Tax After eliminating its state capital gains tax last year, Missouri is now considering a larger tax shift. Could this serve as a test case for other states?

By Kelley R. Taylor

A new list shows the cities where you're most likely to encounter collisions, making them dangerous places to drive. That factor could also raise your insurance costs.

By Sean Jackson

The leader of the AI revolution helped carry two of the three main U.S. equity indexes to new highs heading into the weekend.

By David Dittman

The Kiplinger Letter Artificial intelligence is stoking demand for power semiconductors. But Chinese competition, surprise shortages and lackluster investment are looming risks.

By John Miley

Capital One agreed to a $425 million settlement over its 360 Savings account interest rates. Here’s what you need to know.

By Rachael Green

Where favorable exchange rates turn dream trips into surprisingly affordable getaways.

By Quincy Williamson