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Will RMDs Ruin the 4% Rule for You?
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5 Father's Day Gift Ideas That Also Make Good Long-Term Investments
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Best Dividend Kings for Decades of Dividend Growth
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10 Ways to Prepare Your Home for Summer Weather
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Retire in Japan: It Ain’t Easy, Unless You’re Very Special
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Kiplinger's Economic Calendar for This Week
Investing
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The High Price of Skipping Workers' Comp Insurance
Two labor and employment attorneys highlight the penalties (fines, reputation damage and even jail time) that small businesses risk if they opt not to carry workers' comp insurance.
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Stock Market Today: Markets Move With Fresh Trade War Winds
The new uncertainty is the same as the old uncertainty, which is fine with investors, traders and speculators.
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Chime IPO: Should You Buy CHYM Stock?
The Chime IPO is expected to be one of the biggest new issues of the year, with the mobile banking platform expected to start trading in early June.
Personal Finance
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The High Price of Skipping Workers' Comp Insurance
Two labor and employment attorneys highlight the penalties (fines, reputation damage and even jail time) that small businesses risk if they opt not to carry workers' comp insurance.
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Don’t Get Caught Off Guard by Southwest’s New Portable Battery Policy
Flying with a power bank? Southwest’s new policy may change how you use it onboard.
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How to Thaw a Credit Freeze — and Why You Would
As you shop for a loan or credit card, you must open up access to your credit reports.
Taxes
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Hawaii Imposing First-of-its-Kind Green Tourist Tax: What to Know
State Tax Your trip to the Aloha State could be a bit more expensive next year. Here's why
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Adoption Tax Credit 2025: What You Need to Know
Tax Credits The federal adoption tax credit is slightly higher for 2025. Here’s what you can claim under the tax break designed to help grow your family.
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IRS Free File Could Go Away Under House GOP Plan: What to Know
Tax Filing If you used this free filing service last tax season, you might want to start looking for new options now.
Retirement
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Social Security Under Trump Live Updates: Social Security Recipients With Student Loans in Default Just Got a Reprieve
Social Security Blog Social Security is undergoing big changes in 2025 under President Trump. Get live daily news, updates, tips and analysis to help you navigate the developments.
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Making It Work: Expert Advice for Retirees Moving in with Their Adult Children
Multigenerational households are making a comeback, but the heads of household have changed. Here's a look at the pros and cons of living with your adult child's family.
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Stress Test Your Retirement Plan: Because Life Happens
The higher your stress test score, the more likely your retirement plan will hold steady in a crisis.
Real Estate
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Fixed vs. Adjustable-Rate Mortgages: Which Is Better for Buying a Home?
real estate Consider these pluses and minuses before jumping into a loan you'll be paying for the next 15 to 30 years.
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Energy-Efficiency Credits — Get ’Em While You Can
Green energy-efficiency credits are on the chopping block. These tax credits can be valuable, but you should upgrade your home sooner rather than later.
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Ask the Editor — Questions on the One Big Beautiful Bill
Ask the Editor In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, we answer tax questions from readers on the House-passed “One Big Beautiful Bill.”
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Economic Forecasts
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Kiplinger Interest Rates Outlook: Crosscurrents Keeping Rates in Narrow Band
Forecasts Interest rates will stay in a holding pattern, as concerns about future government deficits and inflation balance fears of an economic slowdown.
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AI Goes To School
The Kiplinger Letter Artificial intelligence is rapidly heading to K-12 classrooms nationwide. Expect tech companies to cash in on the fast-emerging trend.
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Kiplinger Retail Outlook: Spending Pause is Likely Temporary
Economic Forecasts Retail sales pulled back in January, after a strong December, but may not be out of gas yet.
Economic Forecasts
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The High Price of Skipping Workers' Comp Insurance
Two labor and employment attorneys highlight the penalties (fines, reputation damage and even jail time) that small businesses risk if they opt not to carry workers' comp insurance.
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Don’t Get Caught Off Guard by Southwest’s New Portable Battery Policy
Flying with a power bank? Southwest’s new policy may change how you use it onboard.
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Jet Set on a Budget: Expert Advice for Summer Travel
These cost-saving strategies, supplied by a financial adviser, are essential for enjoying summer travel without financial stress or debt.
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How to Save on Booking a Cruise
Booking a cruise using credit card rewards and travel agents can help snag the best deals.
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Ask the Editor — Questions on the One Big Beautiful Bill
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The United and JetBlue Partnership: Everything We Know So Far
Blue Sky, the United and JetBlue partnership just announced, will give frequent fliers more ways to earn and use miles. Here's what you need to know.
