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Why You Should Keep an Eye on I-Bonds Now

When inflation heats up, these savings bonds take the spotlight.

Kiplinger · Jul 6

Why Even Retirees Need Emergency Funds

Wealth protects your lifestyle, but liquidity protects your wealth. Here’s why a strategic cash cushion is still your portfolio’s best line of defense.

Kiplinger · Jul 6

The Boy Who Cried 'Bubble': What if He's Right This Time? What Investors Need to Consider

Market valuations are at levels that have historically preceded long, flat stretches. Why does that matter for your retirement and are there any solutions?

Kiplinger · Jul 6

Should Fully Funded Retirees Invest Like 30-Year-Olds?

When your savings are meant for the next generation, your investment timeline isn't yours anymore. Our Wealth Wise columnist explains how to adjust.

Kiplinger · Jul 5

What My Career Change From Olympian to Financial Planner Taught Me About Money

Olympian Lauryn Williams found that financial confidence comes from actively understanding your own money and now helps others take ownership of their finances.

Kiplinger · Jul 5

Your Annual Physical as a Financial Strategy: How Preventive Health Spending Impacts Lifetime Wealth

Preventive health spending is a type of risk management that can lower future costs while protecting your health and your money. Here's how it works.

Kiplinger · Jul 5

An Investment Strategist's Guide to Maintaining Your Portfolio's 'Hygiene'

When markets are volatile, your impulse might be to flee, but sometimes that's the worst choice if you want to maintain a healthy portfolio.

Kiplinger · Jul 5

A 5-Part Financial Checklist for Your 30s

You're ready to get serious about money. But what kind of goals are realistic and important at this stage in your life?

Kiplinger · Jul 4

5 Ways To Increase Your Investment Income In Retirement

Finding income investments in retirement requires a careful balance. Here are five ways to boost your cash flow without taking on unnecessary risk.

Kiplinger · Jul 4

The 'Busy Trap': 5 Ways a Hectic Schedule Can Ruin Your Retirement

You're supposed to slow down in retirement, but many do the exact opposite. Here is why treating retirement like a full-time job is a big mistake, and what you can do instead.

Kiplinger · Jul 4