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Where Americans Most Use Deals and Coupons
While you may not be an extreme couponer, you’ve probably had deals on your radar. Here's where shoppers practice the most savings strategies.
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How are Inherited EE or I Savings Bonds Taxed? Kiplinger Tax Letter
Tax Letter How are inherited EE or I savings bonds taxed? Kiplinger Tax Letter
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Gen Xers Just Aren't Saving Enough for Retirement
A new report reveals what Gen Xers think they need to save for a comfortable retirement.
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How to Buy Treasury Bonds
U.S. Treasury bonds are generally low-risk investments you can buy directly from the government or through brokers and ETFs.
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Three Considerations for Stashing Cash After Bank Failures
People are understandably nervous about the safety of their cash accounts. The three-bucket method helps you divide your funds based on when you’ll need to access them.
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Three Ways to Start Saving for Your Child’s Future
Savings and custodial accounts are easy and effective, and don’t overlook trust funds — they’re not just for the wealthy. The earlier you start, the better.
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What Are I-Bonds?
savings bonds Inflation has made Series I savings bonds enormously popular with risk-averse investors. So how do they work?
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Gen Z is Missing Out On Ways to Boost Wealth
Gen Z's love of cash means they are potentially forgoing many ways to boost their wealth, including high-yield accounts and rewards credit cards.
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Understanding Certificates of Deposit
savings They can be a great way to beef up your savings, but watch out for penalties.
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