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13 Tax Breaks for the Middle Class
Tax Breaks Middle-class Americans are still feeling a financial squeeze. Fortunately, there are several tax breaks to help those who are struggling financially.
By Sandra Block Published
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Is Pet Insurance Worth It?
Making Your Money Last If you’ve added a dog or cat to your family, consider pet insurance to manage routine and unexpected veterinary bills.
By Rivan V. Stinson Published
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Financial Planning We Can Afford
Financial Planning You don't have to be a wealthy baby boomer to hire a financial adviser.
By Rivan V. Stinson Published
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Bad News for Super Savers
Financial Planning Low inflation keeps thresholds on retirement savings plans in check.
By Sandra Block Published
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Dear Mom and Dad: Thanks
Making Your Money Last Ideally, living at home should provide a way to improve your financial well-being and lay the groundwork for future success.
By Emma Patch Published
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Give Your Budget Some Love
Budgeting Think of it as a flexible tool to prioritize—and achieve—your goals.
By Lisa Gerstner Published
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Financial Benefits for Military Families
Personal Finance for Military Families For Veterans Day, we run through benefits and programs meant to offset some of the financial risks service members take on. Also, hosts David Muhlbaum and Sandy Block talk about holiday tipping in the age of COVID and the cost of ... cats.
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NFL Linebacker Brandon Copeland Reveals Valuable Military Benefits
Brandon Copeland Kiplinger.com contributing editor and NFL linebacker Brandon Copeland explains several key financial benefits that military service members and their families should take advantage of.
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Retirees, Make the Most of Your Home Equity
Budgeting A home equity loan or home equity line of credit may be perfect for your retirement finances. But don't delay; a fee increase is coming.
By Patricia Mertz Esswein Published
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