Donna LeValley
Donna joined Kiplinger as a personal finance writer in 2023. She spent more than a decade as the contributing editor of J.K.Lasser's Your Income Tax Guide and edited state specific legal treatises at ALM Media. She has shared her expertise as a guest on Bloomberg, CNN, Fox, NPR, CNBC and many other media outlets around the nation. She is a graduate of Brooklyn Law School and the University at Buffalo.
Latest articles by Donna LeValley
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Bond Basics: Zero-Coupon Bonds
investing These investments are attractive only to a select few. Find out if they're right for you.
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Bond Basics: The Relationship Between Yield and Price
bonds Learn about the relationship between yield and price in the bond market.
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Bond Basics: U.S. Agency Bonds
investing These investments are close enough to government bonds in terms of safety, but make sure you're aware of the risks.
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Rocket Company launched a credit card that helps people realize their homeownership dreams.
Rocket Visa Signature credit card grants rewards points that can be redeemed and used toward a down payment or to pay off mortgage principal.
By Donna LeValley Published
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Bond Basics: U.S. Savings Bonds
investing U.S. savings bonds are a tax-advantaged way to save for higher education.
By Donna LeValley Published
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Bond Basics: Treasuries
investing Understand the different types of U.S. treasuries and how they work.
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Bond Basics: Ownership
investing Bonds come in a variety of forms, but they all share these basic traits.
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Bond Basics: Pick Your Type
investing Bonds offer a variety of ways to grow wealth and fortify your portfolio. Learn about the types of bonds and how they work.
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6 Things To Know About Class-Action Lawsuits
Making Your Money Last Settlements from class-action lawsuits may be worth millions, but your share — not so much.
By Kaitlin Pitsker Published
Making Your Money Last