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Are You Behind on Retirement Savings? How Much You Need at 50, 55, 60 and 65

See how your retirement savings stack up compared with this Wall Street guide, ranked by age and income.

Obsessed With Rate Moves? This Financial CEO Explains How to Focus Less on the Fed

Obsessed With Rate Moves? This Financial CEO Explains How to Focus Less on the Fed

Reshuffling funds to get the highest yields? Holding out for the right time to borrow? Creating a durable plan for your cash means you can stop obsessing over interest rates.

Does the Market Feel Like We Do? It Does Not, and This Is Why That Matters (Another Lesson From the School of Rock)

Does the Market Feel Like We Do? It Does Not, and This Is Why That Matters (Another Lesson From the School of Rock)

Shared moments are powerful, as fans of Peter Frampton's song "Do You Feel Like We Do" will testify. But that dynamic won't serve you as an investment strategy.

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The Best Money Advice of All Time

Investing greats, renowned economists, top advisers and other experts share their favorite financial wisdom, both given and received.

What Can You Do When Your Neighbor's Tree Is a Danger to the Neighborhood?

Some neighbors are jerks, but you don't have to be. Here's how to create a paper trail when asking a neighbor to deal with a tree that's a safety hazard.

How Green and Sustainable Bonds Can Help Your Portfolio and the Planet

The green and sustainable bond market continues to develop, creating opportunities for responsible investors who want portfolios that are diversified and impactful.

Stocks Recover as Oil Retreats From $119: Stock Market Today

How high the price of crude oil rises and how long it stays there are critical questions for market participants and policymakers alike.

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Not Even Death Can Cheat the IRS: Lessons From a Massachusetts Estate

Not Even Death Can Cheat the IRS: Lessons From a Massachusetts Estate

If you owed money to the IRS while alive, your death isn’t going to stop them from collecting. Here's what you need to know about death and taxes.

I'm a Financial Strategist: This Is Why After-Tax Returns Are the Only Returns That Matter

I'm a Financial Strategist: This Is Why After-Tax Returns Are the Only Returns That Matter

Building lasting wealth depends less on high returns and more on optimizing the structure of your portfolio to minimize taxes. That can cost you over time.

3 Financial Hurdles Coming Up for Women: How to Overcome Them, From aFinancial Planner

3 Financial Hurdles Coming Up for Women: How to Overcome Them, From aFinancial Planner

From the widow's penalty to higher health costs, women will encounter a host of money worries over the course of a lifetime. You need a robust financial plan.

Winning an Exit: What Business Owners Can Learn from Meta's Billion-Dollar Manus Deal

Winning an Exit: What Business Owners Can Learn from Meta's Billion-Dollar Manus Deal

How can business owners exit their company with a proper valuation and no regrets? Meta's billion-dollar acquisition of a small AI firm provides a clue.

How to Prevent AI-Generated 'Workslop' From Destroying Your Workplace Relationships

How to Prevent AI-Generated 'Workslop' From Destroying Your Workplace Relationships

A coworker's poor work that was generated by AI and not edited for accuracy or quality is the latest headache in the workplace. You address it without drama.

Could Your Family Live on One Income? What It Takes in Each State

Could Your Family Live on One Income? What It Takes in Each State

Raising a family on one paycheck may feel out of reach. But new data shows where a single income can still support a stay-at-home parent and where it is most difficult.

We're 54 With $1.8 Million. My Wife Wants to Start a College Fund for Our Grandson, but I Think We Should Keep Funding Our Retirement.

We're 54 With $1.8 Million. My Wife Wants to Start a College Fund for Our Grandson, but I Think We Should Keep Funding Our Retirement.

We're 54 with $1.8 million saved. My wife wants to start a college fund for our grandchild, but I think we should keep funding our retirement. Who is right?

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Are Annuities Safe?

Different types offer different levels of potential risk. Here's how to choose wisely, from an annuities pro.

Nearing Retirement? Why 'Refirement' Is a Better Philosophy

Get fired up about your upcoming retirement by reframing this new chapter of life as a chance to redeploy your purpose, rather than retreat from it.

5 Smart Strategies to Create Your Retirement Paycheck Without the Stress, From a Financial Planner

The most resilient income plans layer multiple sources of predictable income and growth-oriented assets to help ensure immediate cash flow and long-term flexibility.

If You're in or Near Retirement, You Need to Know These 4 Recent Tax Changes

The tax landscape has changed yet again, thanks to the OBBBA and SECURE 2.0, and four developments are particularly important for anyone in or near retirement.

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10 Cheapest Places to Live in North Carolina

From the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Outer Banks, we ranked the NC counties with the lowest property taxes in 2026.

Buying a Home This Year? 3 Moves to Make Before the Next Fed Meeting

A few smart financial moves now can help you qualify for better mortgage terms and act quickly if the market shifts.

‘Solo Agers’ Are Thriving on Their Own Terms

Millions of retirees choose independence over isolation. If you're a "solo ager," your retirement can be secure and rewarding.

My First $1 Million: Retired Physician, 52, Chicago

Ever wonder how someone who's made a million dollars or more did it? Kiplinger's My First $1 Million series uncovers the answers.

5 Legal 'Loopholes' the IRS Wishes You Didn't Know (Plus, How to Use Them This Tax Season and Beyond)

From opening stealth retirement accounts to strategic charitable giving, there are plenty of ways you can cut your taxes every year, and they're perfectly legit.

Want to Quit the 9-to-5? This Financial Planner's 8-Point Checklist Can Get You There Faster

Leaving your job to step out on your own is doable, but you'll need a concrete financial plan to get there. This checklist can see you through the process.

Does Your Retirement Portfolio Resemble a Junk Drawer? Here's How to Clean It Up, From a Wealth Manager

This retirement planning approach simplifies your decisions, improves your tax efficiency and provides you with peace of mind. This is how it works.

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