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What to Do With That Extra Cash in Your Checking Account
Because of inflation, that money is losing purchasing power, so don’t let it sit on the sidelines. Here are three ways to put it to work for you.
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Kiplinger Jobs Outlook: Finally, Signs of a Slowdown
Economic Forecasts The February jobs report signals a change in direction, but it may take time to arrive.
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Mortgage Rates and Payments Keep Rising, Creating Market Misery
Mortgages Current mortgage rates and payments continue to rise resulting in buyer demand stalling and housing sentiment at low levels.
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Scams Cost Consumers $8.8 Billion in 2022 — The Top Five Frauds
Scams and frauds jumped to shocking new highs last year. Learn the top five types, and use our tips to protect yourself.
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SECURE 2.0 Act’s Automatic Enrollment Provision: Pros and Cons
The new legislation requires employers to automatically enroll employees in retirement plans like 401(k)s. What are the benefits and drawbacks?
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How to Deal With Property Insurance Claims After Storms
There are right ways to deal with your insurance company, and there are ways that will slow down the process. Here’s how to do it the right way.
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The U.S. Gender Pay Gap Has Barely Budged in the Last 20 Years
The gender pay gap measures the difference in median hourly earnings between men and women who work full or part-time in the U.S, and over the last 20 years, it hasn’t changed much.
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The Best Places to Visit Where the Dollar is Strong
From the Americas and Europe to Africa and Asia, we list the 10 best places to travel to where the U.S. dollar is the strongest.
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New Cars Are More Expensive Than Ever, Used Car Prices Drop
New cars under $25K drop to a mere 10 models as carmakers push luxury. Used car prices have dropped for four straight months. Buyers take note.
