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14 Things Medicare Gives You for Free
Medicare beneficiaries often pay monthly premiums, copays, annual deductibles and prescription drug costs. But what you may not know is that some services don’t cost anything at all.
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DOGE Gains More Grip on IRS Amid Leadership Reshuffle
IRS The IRS acting chief counsel was recently removed from his role, adding to the chaos at the federal tax agency. Here’s what it means for you.
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Stock Market Today: Stocks Skid Into Another Risk-Off Turn
The promise of the AI revolution can't overcome flickering hopes for a "Fed put."
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With DOGE Making Cuts at National Parks, Can You Still Use Your Senior Pass?
If you are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident 62 or older, you can still use your Senior Pass at any and all National Parks in the U.S. Here's what the Senior Pass is and how to use it.
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10 States with the Cheapest Home Insurance in 2025
Homeowners in these 10 states pay at least $1,000 less than the national average for home insurance.
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Loneliness a Risk When Retiring Abroad, Says New Study
More Americans want to retire abroad, but loneliness can undermine your happiness and health, even in paradise. Here's how to avoid loneliness abroad.
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Stock Market Today: Dow Adds 353 Points Despite Soft Retail Sales
Investors and traders shake off another set of shaky economic numbers and send 10 of 11 sectors higher on Monday.
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A Move Away From Free Trade
The Letter President Trump says long-term gain will be worth short-term pain, but the pain could be significant this year.
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Trump Steel and Aluminum Tariffs to Hike Soda, Housing Prices
Tariffs The president enacted 25% tariffs on aluminum and steel imports. Here's how it could impact you.
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Best Defensive Stocks to Buy Now
Investors are concerned about tariffs, inflation, interest rates and economic growth. The best defensive stocks can protect your portfolio against these risks.
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Stock Market Today: Dow Jumps 674 Points in Friday's Relief Rally
The gains weren't limited to stocks, though, with gold futures closing above the $3,000 per ounce mark for the first time.
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What Would a Government Shutdown Do to the IRS?
IRS With a government shutdown looming, some wonder how IRS operations will be affected.
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The S&P 500 Falls Into Correction Territory After Trump's 200% EU Tariff Threats
The White House said alcohol imports from the European Union could soon face tariffs of 200%.
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What Does a Government Shutdown Mean for Stocks?
A federal government shutdown doesn't spell doom for stocks.
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The Explosion of New AI Tools
The Kiplinger Letter Workers and consumers soon won’t be able to escape generative AI. Does that mean societal disruption and productivity gains are right around the corner?
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Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Shines In Volatile Session
It was another up-and-down day for stocks as market participants weighed encouraging inflation data against the latest tariff headlines.
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IRS Says File By April 15 for $1 Billion in Unclaimed Tax Refunds
Unclaimed tax refunds from 2021 are waiting for millions who might not know it.
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Your Social Security Checks Won’t Stop If the Government Shuts Down
How Social Security would be affected by a government shutdown, including what happens to checks and what services would be paused.
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10 Cities Hardest Hit By Inflation
Was your city hit harder by inflation? Here are the 10 cities where residents saw prices rise the highest.
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Rising Prices: Which Goods and Services Are Driving Inflation?
Inflation eased according to the latest CPI data, but rising costs for housing, food and other items remain an overhang.
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Cooling February CPI Lifts Rate Cut Hopes: What the Experts Are Saying
While the Fed is likely to keep interest rates unchanged next week, an encouraging February CPI report raises the odds for more easing later this year.
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Southwest Will Stop Offering Free Checked Bags This Year
Bags no longer fly free on Southwest as the airline moves to implement baggage fees in May. Here’s how travelers can save on fees at the airport.
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Stock Market Today: Trump Drives Another Up-and-Down Day
Investors, traders and speculators as well as businesses and households continue to adjust to rapidly changing times.
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Seven Ways to Spend Your Tax Refund
You may want to splurge, but using your tax refund to save for the future or pay down debt is a much better idea — even if not as fun.
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Trump Buyouts Spread to More Government Agencies: If You're Near Retirement, Should You Take a Buyout?
President Trump's buyout offer to government workers is picking up steam. If you are on the receiving end of a buyout and close to retirement, here’s what to consider.
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Medicare and Medicaid Employees Offered New Buyouts: What You Need to Know
Federal HHS workers who inspect food, research diseases and administer Medicare and Medicaid are offered $25,000 buyouts
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Stock Market Today: Dow Off 890 Points on Tariff Uncertainty
President Donald Trump still believes his ever-evolving plan for global trade will be "great for us," but "it takes a little time."
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Portable Retirement Plans: Switching Jobs and Keeping Your Savings Gets Easier
Portable Retirement Plans allow employees to take their retirement savings with them when they change jobs without losing their accumulated savings.
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Trump's Tariffs Could Spike Gas Prices: Here’s How to Save
President Donald Trump's tariffs against Canada could lead to higher prices at the pump. Here are ways to save.
