My First $1 Million: Retired Teacher, 83, New York "I used to sweat the small stuff, but I have learned, after my wife and I each had a bout with cancer, it's all small stuff." Kiplinger · Jun 20
Paper Social Security Checks Are on Their Way Out: How to Help Your Aging Loved Ones Cope Electronic Social Security payments are being touted as faster and safer than paper checks. But those who rely on them will need support to make the transition. Kiplinger · Jun 20
I (Used to) Hate Annuities: Then I Looked at the Math If you wrote off annuities in the past, you might be surprised to learn that higher interest rates and major product improvements have made them more effective Kiplinger · Jun 20
7 Money Habits of Retirees Who Never Stress About Spending Retirees can trade financial anxiety for peace of mind by adopting these practical habits that build on structure, flexibility and consistency. Kiplinger · Jun 20
How to Protect Yourself From Rising Financial Fraud, According to an Expert As scammers embrace new tech, use these strategies to safeguard your accounts. Kiplinger · Jun 19
New ETFs on the Market: What to Know and Watch A new crop of exchange-traded funds ranges from plain-vanilla offerings to complex income and cryptocurrency portfolios. Kiplinger · Jun 19
Ask the Tax Editor, June 19: Estimated Tax Payments and Withholding In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers tax questions on federal estimated tax payments and federal income tax withholding. Kiplinger · Jun 19
What to Do With a Windfall to Avoid Permanent Financial Mistakes Patience and good advice are the keys to avoiding making permanent financial mistakes after getting an inheritance. Kiplinger · Jun 19
Is a 'Lost Decade' Threatening Your Retirement Savings? Here’s How to Pivot High market valuations are triggering dot-com-era flashbacks, but panic isn't a financial strategy for retirement savers. Kiplinger · Jun 19
I Wouldn't Lock My Money Into a 5-Year CD Right Now — Here's Why Here's how to maximize yields on your savings after the July Fed meeting. Kiplinger · Jun 19
The Best Nasdaq Stocks to Buy for Long-Term Upside The best Nasdaq stocks to buy include familiar tech-related names, as well as companies with strong long-term upside potential operating in other sectors. Kiplinger · Jun 19
I'm a Financial Adviser: If You Want to Give Money to a Child in Your Family, Some Options Are Better Than Others Want to save for a child's future? Here's a look at the most common account types for starting their nest egg, even if you don't know what they'll need at 18. Kiplinger · Jun 19
How Global Geopolitics Shape Oil and Gas Investing: What Investors Need to Keep in Mind Investors should look at energy investing as a strategic asset class influenced by policy, security, infrastructure and capital discipline. Kiplinger · Jun 19
How Today's Couples Can Bridge the Financial Planning Gap Between Modern Living and Legal Reality Modern and LGBTQ+ partnerships are reshaping commitment, complexity and the need for more intentional financial planning structures. Kiplinger · Jun 19
Kiplinger · Jun 18 Stocks Rally on Middle East Peace, Apple-Intel Deal: Stock Market Today Investors, traders and speculators set aside their worries about interest rates to celebrate peace in the Middle East and AAPL-INTC again.
Kiplinger · Jun 18 Trump Account Spinoff Launches, but Only in 23 States: Is Yours on the List? Here's why a new type of child savings account for foster youth isn't available in most states — for now.
Kiplinger · Jun 18 The 'Burger Tax'? 13 States Where Your Summer Barbecue Costs More in 2026 Rising beef prices are making summer grilling expensive. But in some states, your backyard burger and other groceries face a double financial hit.
Kiplinger · Jun 18 How to Watch the 2026 U.S. Open: TV Schedule, Streaming Options and Key Tee Times The 2026 U.S. Open returns to Shinnecock Hills. Here's how to watch live on NBC, USA Network and Peacock, plus key tee times.
Kiplinger · Jun 18 Got $1 Million Saved for Retirement? Here Are the Huge RMDs the IRS Makes You Take at Ages 73, 75, 80 and 85 If you have $1 million saved for retirement, your RMDs will change every year. Find out exactly how much you must withdraw at ages 73, 75, 80 and 85.
Kiplinger · Jun 18 How 401(k) Savers Just Triggered a Big Market Shift Rather than running to the sidelines or moving to cash when things get bumpy, seasoned savers are building up their balances and locking in long-term security.
Kiplinger · Jun 18 3 Life Events That Should Trigger an Immediate Estate Plan Review Major life changes can make your estate plan outdated fast. Here are the three instances that should spur an update right away.
Kiplinger · Jun 18 'Trust Me. I Am a Fiduciary': But That Does Not Always Mean What You Think It Means "Fiduciary" is sometimes used to blend legal obligations, professional ethics and marketing language into one trust-building slogan that could be misleading.
Kiplinger · Jun 17 You're Rich and Single — Is Your Money Working Hard Enough? If you're financially comfortable and living on your own, don't let excess cash sit idle. Here's how to make your money work harder for you.
Kiplinger · Jun 17 Dow Falls 507 Points as Fed Chair Warsh Speaks of Price Stability: Stock Market Today Stocks slide as interest rates remain the same and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh starts writing a shorter song for the biggest central bank in the world.
Kiplinger · Jun 17 Could Your ZIP Code Cut Your Federal Taxes? New Bill Explains How The location-based tax cut would expand federal brackets for high-cost areas in New York, California, Florida and more. Here's who would qualify.