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How to Boost Your Financial Savvy
Women & Money Women need to know how financial knowledge can help them take care of their families and themselves.
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Fintech: The Bank Disrupters
Financial Planning Fintechs offer mostly free accounts with tantalizing yields and slick features, but don’t expect much hand-holding.
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The Financial Effects of Losing a Spouse
Financial Planning Even amid grief, it's important to reassess your finances. With the loss of your spouse's income, you may find yourself in a lower tax bracket or that you qualify for new deductions or credits.
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Healthcare Stocks Are Bargains Now
Becoming an Investor Healthcare shares are about as cheap as they have been in 40 years, yet expectations for earnings growth are strong.
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Bank-Loan Funds Are in a Sweet Spot
Becoming an Investor They do well when rates are rising and the economy is strong.
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How Automatic Enrollment in 401(k)s Could Reshape Saving for Retirement
Financial Planning The SECURE Act 2.0 could require employers to automatically enroll eligible workers in retirement plans. If the legislation passes, there could be pros and cons to this change.
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Earn 3.54% With Series I Bonds
Financial Planning A savings or money market deposit account is best for quick cash, but I bonds can fit into a longer-term savings plan.
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How to Invest for a Higher-Tax Future
Tax Breaks Use these strategies to boost your after-tax returns.
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Think Twice Before You Close a Credit Card
Smart Buying Even if you’re no longer using it, closing an account could ding your credit score.
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