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How Apple’s Tariff Strategy Could Affect Your Next iPhone Upgrade
Apple’s $100 billion U.S. expansion could shift iPhone assembly stateside — impacting pricing, availability and your next upgrade decision.
By Paige Cerulli Published
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Stocks Swing Lower as Eli Lilly, Fortinet Spiral: Stock Market Today
The main indexes finished well off their session highs after a disappointing batch of corporate earnings reports.
By Karee Venema Published
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Analysts' Top S&P 500 Stocks to Buy Now
Broadcom, Microsoft and Amazon.com are just three names making the Street's list of top-rated stocks this month. Some of the other equities might surprise you.
By Dan Burrows Last updated
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Texas Sales Tax-Free Weekend 2025
Tax Holiday Here's what you needed to know about the Texas sales tax holiday.
By Kate Schubel Published
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Earn A Disney Bundle Discount With The Blue Cash Everyday® Card
The Blue Cash Everyday® Card from American Express offers you cash back rewards on streaming, grocery and dining. Best of all, the card offers no annual fee.
By Sean Jackson Last updated
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Here's How to Get Disney Plus, Hulu and ESPN Plus for $6.99 per month
This tip allows you to enjoy three streaming services from Disney Plus for less than the price of one.
By Sean Jackson Published
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ESPN to Acquire NFL Network and RedZone in Exchange for 10% Equity Stake
ESPN will take control of NFL Network and RedZone, while the NFL secures a 10% stake in ESPN — a move that could change how fans watch football.
By Paige Cerulli Published
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Stocks Rally on Apple Strength: Stock Market Today
The iPhone maker will boost its U.S. investment by $100 billion, which sent the Dow Jones stock soaring.
By Karee Venema Published
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How to Adopt AI and Keep Employees Happy
The Kiplinger Letter As business adoption of AI picks up, employee morale could take a hit. But there are ways to avoid an AI backlash.
By John Miley Published
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Swing into Retirement: the Best Cities for Golf Lovers
Most of the best retirement cities for golfers are in the Southwest and Southeast, but a few northern cities chipped into the top 25. Here's where to go for the green.
By Kathryn Pomroy Last updated
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US Wants to Charge a $15,000 Visa Bond to Some Tourists: What You Need to Know
The $15,000 visa bond pilot program goes into effect later this month. Here's what we know so far.
By Rachael Green Published
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Ozempic, Botox, Eliquis: How tariffs on Europe could impact drug prices (and what to do about it)
Most medications come from Europe. Does that mean the new tariffs on the EU will drive drug prices higher?
By Rachael Green Published
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Rally Pauses for Hot Earnings, Cool Data: Stock Market Today
Markets were mostly mixed Tuesday after decisive moves Friday and Monday.
By David Dittman Published
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Five Myths About Downsizing in Retirement
Retirees might dream of selling their home, downsizing to a smaller one and investing the extra cash for income, but the profit they pocket is often less than what they wished.
By Kathryn Pomroy Last updated
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Tax-Free Weekend in Massachusetts 2025: What to Know Before You Shop
Tax Holiday Here's everything you need to know about the annual Massachusetts tax-free weekend.
By Katelyn Washington Last updated
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Are You Making These Four Costly Social Security Mistakes?
Many people don't know their full retirement age, aren’t sure at what age they are or were eligible for full retirement benefits, or take benefits too early.
By Kathryn Pomroy Last updated
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The United and JetBlue Partnership: Everything We Know So Far
DOT approves Blue Sky, the United and JetBlue partnership that will give frequent fliers more ways to earn and use miles. Here's what you need to know.
By Rachael Green Last updated
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Eight 401(k) Mistakes That Can Tank Your Retirement
401(k) mistakes like cashing out early and not taking advantage of an employer match can upend your retirement.
By Kathryn Pomroy Last updated
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Dow Rises 585 Points on Rate Cut Hope: Stock Market Today
Stocks moved more than 1% again Monday, this time to the upside following the Jobs Friday sell-off.
By David Dittman Published
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Why More People Fear Going Broke in Retirement Than Dying
Inflation, taxes and Social Security are the three top concerns for retirees, according to the 2025 Allianz Annual Retirement Study
By Kathryn Pomroy Last updated
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Long-Term Care Insurance: 10 Things You Should Know
A brief explainer on the most important things to know about long-term care insurance.
By David Rodeck Last updated
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The $425 Million Capital One 360 Savings Settlement: Who’s Getting a Payout and What Happened?
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 Last updated
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Cash Balance Pension Plans: the Smart Way to Turbocharge Your Retirement
Cash balance plans can significantly boost your retirement strategy if you want a reliable, guaranteed income stream.
By Kathryn Pomroy Published
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Japan Tariffs: 5 Things That Might Get More Expensive for You
President Donald Trump's trade agreement with Japan features a 15% reciprocal tariff for all imported products, which could impact the prices of these items when you shop.
By Sean Jackson Published
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Kiplinger Jobs Outlook: Labor Market Strength Surprises
Economic Forecasts Strong job growth in September and revisions to July and August indicate the labor market’s weakness was overstated.
By David Payne Last updated
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Dow Dives 542 Points on Soft Jobs Data: Stock Market Today
The last day of a busy week ends with the first greater-than-1% move in either direction in more than a month.
By David Dittman Published
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How Does the 10-Year Treasury Yield Affect Mortgage Rates?
Where the 10-year Treasury yield goes, so do mortgage rates. Learn why they're connected and how it impacts homebuyers.
By Sean Jackson Last updated
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What Trump's EU Trade Deal Means for Your Wallet
Trump's trade deal with the EU averted the worst case scenario, but U.S. consumers might still see price hikes on some key goods.
By Rachael Green Published
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July Jobs Report Renews Rate-Cut Hopes: What the Experts Are Saying
The July jobs report shows weakening in the labor market and lifts expectations for a September rate cut.
By Karee Venema Published