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CDs aren't the only way to keep money safe while generating interest. These low-risk, cash-like ETFs are liquid and flexible potential substitutes.

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Will Your Retirement Income Trigger the IRMAA This Year? (Plus, 6 Ways to Avoid it in the Future)

Medicare costs can spike if your income triggers the income-related monthly adjustment amount. Here's what to expect in 2026 and how to avoid it in the future.

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3 OBBBA Tax Provisions Wealthy Families Should Act on Now, From a Financial Pro

The estate tax was repealed in 2010, meaning billionaires could pass on their wealth tax-free. OBBBA tax provisions aren't that, but high-net-worth families should still act.

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What Financial Lessons Are Your Kids Learning by Watching You? 5 Ways to Help Them Develop Healthy Money Habits

Children are constantly absorbing financial lessons from their parents, and your behaviors shape how your children will manage their money as adults.

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Earth Day Thoughts: The Clean Energy Transition Hits Warp Speed Amid Geopolitical Unrest

With crude oil near $100 a barrel and a global energy crisis, the financial case for clean energy has never been more actionable for everyday investors.

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Stocks Turn Lower on Iran Worries: Stock Market Today

Stocks gave up early gains Tuesday on concerns the U.S.-Iran ceasefire deadline could expire without a peace deal in place.

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How Much Money You'd Make in the Stock Market Instead of Financing a New Car

If you can hold off buying a new car — and have the discipline to reinvest the savings — you could turbocharge your retirement savings.

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13 States With No Retirement Tax Ranked by How Much You Need to 'Retire Comfortably'

A $0 state income tax bill doesn’t always mean a cheaper retirement. See which states stretch your dollar further.

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5 Ways I Honor Earth Day (That Also Save Me Tons of Money)

A money expert shares the big and small ways to look out for the earth while saving money.

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I'm 74 With a Beloved Dog, But I Don't Trust My Adult Kids to Care for My 'Third Child' If I Die. What Should I Do?

We asked estate planners how to protect his one-year-old dog when his heirs aren't up to the task.

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There's No Silver Bullet for Business Success — Just 4 Basic Principles

Business trends promising success will come and go — but leaders who stick to these four tried-and-trusted principles will help their companies go the distance.

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From 'Maximizers' to 'The Last Check Should Bounce' Club: Why Finding Your Legacy Tribe Will Help You Map Out Your Estate Plan

Before you confirm any estate plans, look in the mirror — your philosophy on life will inform your legacy, and that will allow a meaningful plan to unfold.

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We've Survived Bladder Cancer, But Live With the Effects of Surgery. Tough Love Isn't What We Need

Bladder cancer survivors and a therapist share the realities of living with a stoma and how relatives can support loved ones as they rebuild their identity.

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Kevin Warsh Fed Chair Nomination: Updates and Commentary

On May 13, the Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh as the next Fed chair.

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Hormuz Tension Snaps Nasdaq Win Streak: Stock Market Today

It's going to take more than exchanges of social media posts to establish a lasting peace in a historically volatile part of the world.

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8 George Carlin Quotes Retirees Should Live By

The master of comedy was famously cynical, but his raw philosophy offers a surprising blueprint for your golden years.

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Too Scared to Dive Into a Fixed-Rate Annuity? Interest Rates Make It Worth Dipping Your Toe In

Along with CDs, fixed-rate annuities often pay more than money market funds and savings accounts. If you’re nervous about them, here’s one way to test the water.

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5 Signs You're Living Someone Else's Definition of Success (and How to Stop That Without Burning It All Down)

Life is too short to settle for what someone else considers success. Studies show most of us want happiness most, so why not go for yours?

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I'm a Wealth Manager: This Critical Issue Could Cost Wealthy Families Big-Time if No One Takes Control

As private equity consolidates the accounting industry, high-net-worth families with complex tax situations might want to set up centralized oversight.

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4 Wishes for My Dad's Retirement That Have Nothing to Do With Money or Watching Grandkids

A Kiplinger editor shares some retirement wishes for her father.

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In Your 20s and 30s? Why You Don't Need a Six-Figure Salary to Be a Future Millionaire

Millionaire status is rising, but most are older. Here’s how younger Americans can build wealth.

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We're 67 With $5.8 Million. I Want to Spend $300K on Home Renovations and a New Car. My Wife Is Nervous About Spending So Much.

We're 67 with $5.8 million after years of scrimping. I want to spend $300K on much-needed home renovations and a new car. How can I get my wife to loosen up on spending?

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I'm a Financial Adviser: When Managing Your Wealth Feels Like a Pain, Simplify

Multiple accounts, inherited assets and life transitions can make finances harder to manage when you retire. Simplifying what you have is a smart move.

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Don't Fear the Next Tax Bracket: This Counterintuitive Move Could Save You (and Your Heirs) Thousands

Tax planning is a year-round effort that uses strategies like Roth conversions to reduce future bills, even if it means moving into a higher bracket temporarily.

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The Retirement Spending Mistake Even Careful Savers Make (and What to Do Instead)

Playing it too safe could mean trips not taken, educations not funded, life not enjoyed. Don't abandon caution — just build contingency plans for your portfolio.

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