For those getting to know Kiplinger's Personal Finance on the Web, we're going to send you straight to the best we have to offer -- according to our readers that is. Take a look at 31 of our most-read and visited pages ever. These just may become your favorites, too.
1. Easy-to-Use Tax Withholding Calculator Get an estimate of how much more you could bring home every week by adjusting your tax withholding.
2. Which City Is Best for You? Answer a few questions about your ideal town and then see a list of real places that best match your criteria.
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3. Best Cities Annual Packages Every year we pick a theme for selecting Best Cities. From all the slideshows on our main page, the most popular are: Best Places for Empty-Nesters, Best Places for Young Singles, Best Places Reitrees and Best Cities to Live, Work and Play.
4. Save Money on Practically Everything Erin Burt shows you how to Save on Food and Utilities, Travel, Credit & Debt, Entertainment and more. Each of these slide shows ranks among our reader favorites.
5. Fabulous Freebies Put your wallet away. Here are 26 valuable goods and services that don't cost a thing.
6. Best Values in Public and Private Colleges This is another annual package that stands out for popularity. See our ratings and vote for your favorite school. New this year are campus walking tours.
7. Fabulous Freebies: 2008 Thirty more great things you can get without spending a cent.
8. Calculate the Real Miles per Gallon of Your Car The EPA altered how it computes miles per gallon data beginning with 2008 models. If you own or may purchase a car older than 2008, use this calculator for a more accurate estimate of its fuel efficiency.
9. Six Great Kitchen Makeovers We asked kitchen remodeling and design pros for examples of creative makeovers.
10. The 25 Best Mutual Funds Referred to as the Kip 25, the list of our favorite mutual funds is updated once a year. Find out what's in the mix for the year ahead.
11. 10 Best Values in Used Cars These picks are updated every year. The data in this slide show is current for April 2008. Take a look at our recommendations before we refresh our picks for 2009.
12. 11 Most Overlooked Tax Deductions This list of overlooked deductions comes straight out of IRS data. Take a peek.
13. 25 Gifts for $25 or Less Written with the holidays in mind, these gift-giving ideas are good all year round.
14. How to Find Extra Cash These simple moves show you how to turn $448 a month into a million bucks.
15. The Basics of Money Proof that basics aren't boring, this page can get non-experts started on any topic from investing to home buying.
16. Household Budget Worksheet This simple sheet can change your life. If you prefer a more automated approach, see our Six Best Budgeting Sites.
17. Why You Need a Roth IRA With this indispensable savings tool, your money grows tax-free.
18. Private Islands for Sale Ever dream of your own paradise? For the right price you can own it.
19. Test Your Retirement Planning IQ See how much you really know about 401(k) plans, IRAs and other retirement accounts.
20. 5 Ways to Whip Inflation When You Shop at Warehouse Club Find out what makes the big-box stores such a bargain.
21. 30 Best Travel Sites One master list for airline and vacation deals, plus other valuable resources.
22. Eight Inspiring Yard Transformations These eight before-and-after landscaping projects can give you ideas to transform your yard.
23. Retirement Planning: How Prepared Are You? See how much you know about saving for retirement.
24. Which Online Broker Is Best for You? This tool asks a few simple questions, then finds the brokers that are the best fit for your priorities.
25. Ordinary Investors, Extraordinary Results Seven ordinary investors share their secrets for success. See if their ideas work in today's climate.
26. Six Simple Ways to Retire Rich As the market makes its predicted comeback by year's end, make sure you're doing your part to secure your financial future.
27. What $1000 Can Do This feature is updated annually to change with the times. You can also review our $1000 ideas for 2007, 2006 and 2005.
28. The Personal Finance Quiz How much to do you know about the vital matters of personal finance?
29. Financial Truth or Bunk: Can You Tell? These 12 money rules of thumb are often touted as gospel truth. Do they point you in the right direction -- or lead you astray? (Plus, see Truth or Bunk Round II)
30. Kiplinger's Taxopedia Our easy-to-read guide to tax deductions.
31. Free Money for Grad School Boost your chances of getting someone to pay for your master's or PhD.
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Take Charge of Retirement Spending With This Simple StrategyTo make sure you're in control of retirement spending, rather than the other way around, allocate funds to just three purposes: income, protection and legacy.
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Here's How To Get Organized And Work For YourselfWhether you’re looking for a side gig or planning to start your own business, it has never been easier to strike out on your own. Here is our guide to navigating working for yourself.
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Five Reasons You Shouldn't Shop on Amazon Prime DaySmart Buying Think twice before getting lured into buying a bunch of stuff you don't need just because it's on sale.
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Five Ways to Save on Vacation Rental PropertiesTravel Use these strategies to pay less for an apartment, condo or house when you travel.
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How to Avoid Annoying Hotel Fees: Per Person, Parking and MoreTravel Here's how to avoid extra charges and make sure you don't get stuck paying for amenities that you don't use.
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Best Cash Back Credit Cards December 2024Smart Buying Trying to compare the best cash back credit cards? Unlike most reviewers, we include cards from small banks and credit unions, as well as from large issuers.
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How to Spend $1,000: Find Cheap (or Free) Online Courses to Build Career SkillsSmart Buying There's a huge array of skill-building online courses that can level up your career for under $1,000.
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MoviePass is Relaunching. Should You Sign Up?Smart Buying The subscription discount movie card company has a checkered past and an army of disillusioned former cardholders. If you want to try the reboot, you’ll need to hurry.
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HBO Max Is Offering Huge DiscountsSmart Buying Looking for a streaming service deal? Warner Bros. Discovery is cutting the price of HBO Max.
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Are You Streaming Too Much? What the Discovery+/HBO Max Mashup MeansSmart Buying Fewer original scripted series? Maybe. And maybe it’s time to unsubscribe.
