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What Biden Will Do: 23 Policy Plays to Expect From the Next Administration
Politics The Kiplinger Letter forecasts President-Elect Joe Biden’s biggest priorities -- and the likelihood of progress on them.
By The Kiplinger Washington Editors Published
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17 States That Will Gain or Lose Electoral-College Votes After the 2020 Census
Politics Every 10 years, the 435 seats in the House of Representatives are re-assigned based on the results of the U.S. Census. And that has huge implications not just for the Electoral College, but local funding, too.
By Matthew Housiaux Published
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38 States That Don't Tax Social Security Benefits
Making Your Money Last Some retirees are surprised to learn that Social Security is taxable.
By Sandra Block Published
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Why Easton, Md., Is a Great Place to Retire
retirement In Easton, you don't have to own waterfront property to enjoy the majestic Chesapeake Bay.
By Patricia Mertz Esswein Published
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Austin H. Kiplinger Dies at 97
business Journalist and philanthropist Austin H. Kiplinger led the Kiplinger Washington Editors for decades.
By The Kiplinger Washington Editors Published
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A Brief History of the Federal Gasoline Tax
spending The government has been taxing our fuel for over 80 years—and right from the get-go, the money was going to things other than roads and bridges.
By Kevin McCormally Published
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Retiree Tax Burden Differs By State
IRAs It pays to know how a state taxes retirement income, and whether the state offers any tax breaks to retirees.
By Rachel L. Sheedy Published
IRAs