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Whether it's warmer weather, quality health care or a low tax burden, these states offer retirees a sweet spot to live in after leaving work.

By Kathryn Pomroy

The worst places to retire tend to lag in quality of life, health care and affordability, according to WalletHub's 2025 survey. Is your state the worst?

By Kathryn Pomroy

State Taxes A new proposal could significantly reduce property taxes for many Florida homeowners. Here’s how the plan would recalibrate the state’s tax structure and shift who ultimately pays the price.

By Chrissy Paradis

The Kiplinger Letter The artificial intelligence arms race hinges on unprecedented demands for computing power and electricity. Could anything change that?

By John Miley

Is it safe to decline the extra coverage car rental companies offer you when booking? Here's what you need to know.

By Rachael Green

Stocks hit their session lows early Monday in reaction to U.S. airstrikes on Iran, but quickly bounced.

By Karee Venema

Some smart TVs and streaming devices are already losing access. Here’s how to check and what to do next.

By Carla Ayers

State Taxes If your Michigan tax refund hasn’t arrived, you’re not alone. Here’s what "pending manual review" means and how to verify your identity if needed.

By Kelley R. Taylor

You might be flushing money down the drain if you have any of these laundry habits.

By Rachael Green

News of Block's massive layoffs exacerbated AI worries across the financial sector.

By Karee Venema

A Florida driver says GEICO added complete strangers to her car insurance policy and jacked up premiums as a result.

By Rachael Green

Nvidia reported earnings after the closing bell on February 25, and the AI bellwether's results came in higher than expected once again.

By Karee Venema

Markets are struggling to make sense of what the AI revolution means across sectors and industries, and up and down the market-cap scale.

By David Dittman

Tax Credits Key family tax breaks are higher for 2026, including the Earned Income Tax Credit and the Adoption Credit. Here's what they're worth.

By Kate Schubel

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The Galaxy S26 Ultra brings new features and strong launch deals, but whether it’s worth upgrading depends on what you already own.

By Carla Ayers

Wednesday's risk-on session was sparked by strong gains in tech stocks and several crypto-related names.

By Karee Venema

401(k) mistakes like cashing out early and not taking advantage of an employer match can upend your retirement.

By Kathryn Pomroy

Tax Law The Supreme Court's tariff ruling has many wondering about refund rights and how tariff refunds would work.

By Kelley R. Taylor

Investors, traders and speculators will hear from President Donald Trump tonight, and then they'll listen to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang tomorrow.

By David Dittman

Tax Filing Last April, the IRS launched its Zero Paper Initiative to speed paper tax return processing. The project isn’t going well.

By Roxanne Bland

The Kiplinger Letter “Poisoned” artificial intelligence can give untrustworthy advice about finance, health and lots more. Here’s how to fend off the growing threat.

By John Miley

Which airlines should you book and which should you avoid if you want to make it to your destination on time this year?

By Rachael Green

These are the most popular car insurance companies on the market.

By Erin Bendig

U.S. stock market indexes reflect global uncertainty about artificial intelligence and Trump administration trade policy.

By David Dittman

Tax Law This landmark decision will reshape U.S. trade policy and could define the outer boundaries of presidential economic power for years to come.

By Kelley R. Taylor

Market participants had plenty of news to sift through on Friday, including updates on inflation and economic growth and a key court ruling.

By Karee Venema

You received a big check from your loved one's life insurance policy. Will the IRS be expecting a check from you now?

By Rachael Green