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CD or Money Market: Where to Stash Your Cash
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What Happens When Student Loan Payments Resume?
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Credit Reports Are Now Permanently Free Weekly
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How the New EV Tax Credit Works for 2023
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Mortgage Demand Ticks Up for First Time in 3 Weeks
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Is High-Yield Savings Account Interest Taxable?
Savings Accounts
Investing
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You’ve Just Sold Your Business: Now What?
The transition into a new phase of life after selling your baby can be difficult, especially if you were reluctant to sell, but here’s how to refocus.
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Should I Trade Stocks or Options?
Answering the question "should I trade stocks or options" will depend on your own risk tolerance, investing objectives and understanding of market dynamics.
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This Is How You Can Be a Snowbird in Retirement
There’s a lot to consider, and warm weather shouldn’t be the only deciding factor. For instance, will you rent or buy? What’s the tax and health care situation?
Personal Finance
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CD Rates Are High, Shop Around to Get the Best Returns
High-interest CD rates are back — shop around for the best 5%+ deals.
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Best No-Fee High-Yield Savings Rates
Consider opening a no-fee high-yield savings account if you want a competitive rate for your cash with no strings attached.
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Top Money Market Accounts
Money market accounts are interest-bearing accounts at a bank or credit union, typically paying high interest rates. Here are the best ones right now.
Taxes
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How tax laws can help you if you're a victim of a hurricane, wildfire or other federally declared disaster
Kiplinger Tax Letter Did you know that some losses — attributable to federally declared disasters — can be deducted, in addition to the tax filing and payment extensions?
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How Long to Keep Tax Returns and Records? Kiplinger Tax Letter
Kiplinger Tax Letter The answer depends on what type of document and the kinds of transactions you engage in.
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IRS Won’t Process New Employee Retention Credit (ERC) Tax Credit Claims in 2023
Tax Credits Due to an alarming amount of fraud, the IRS has stopped processing new ERC tax credit claims.
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Struggling to Understand Your Employee Benefits Package? Six Ways to Make Sense of It
Taking a few key steps can help you both better understand and utilize your employee benefits.
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Three Ways Business Owners Can Evaluate Financial Risk
Financial risks can be mitigated by good internal controls and procedures.
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Understanding the Basics of Investment Taxation and Optimizing Your Returns
Here are a few tax implications to consider as you dive into investing.
Retirement
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This Is How You Can Be a Snowbird in Retirement
There’s a lot to consider, and warm weather shouldn’t be the only deciding factor. For instance, will you rent or buy? What’s the tax and health care situation?
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Inflation and Retirement: Five Ways to Soothe Your Worries
Sometimes you can deal with inflation and economic turbulence by not doing anything at all, but there are considerations for retirement savers to keep in mind.
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Remember: Retirement Accounts Are Not All Taxed the Same
How you handle your pre-tax and after-tax accounts can make a big difference in your income in retirement and the legacy you leave.
Economic Forecasts
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Investments In U.S.-Made Drone Technology Are Gaining Strength — The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter The U.S.-Made drone aircraft, software sector has been boosted by a crackdown on Chinese drones amid security concerns.
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COVID Hospitalization Rates See an Uptick As Winter Looms — The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter A new Omicron booster is available, but the elderly are still at risk and winter is right around the corner.
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Congress Races to Pass a Spending Bill as a Gov. Shutdown Looms — The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter McCarthy faces push-back from Congress and moderate House Republicans as they move to avoid a Gov. shutdown
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