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Ask the Editor, October 3: Tax Questions on the Charitable Deduction

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, we answer reader questions on the charitable deduction.

Kiplinger

Billionaires Like Ray Dalio Keep Sounding the Alarm on U.S. Debt. What Is Going on With the So-Called Debt Crisis?

Mounting debt, a rapidly rising deficit, and pesky inflation have got a lot of money managers spooked. That’s why investors need to start diversifying.

Barchart

Fans Divided Over Robert Irwin’s Shirt Ripping Stunt On Dancing With The Stars US

"This feels illegal."

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Q3 2025 Post-Mortem From an Investment Adviser: Markets Continue to Climb, Gold Shines

The third quarter saw market gains driven by Fed rate cuts and strong earnings, despite high valuations and concerns about speculative trading and job growth. Gold and international stocks could be potential hedges.

Kiplinger

Is the Traditional 60/40 Balanced Portfolio a Good Investment Strategy?

Is the 60/40 portfolio still a good bet? Find out what experts predict next for the portfolio and key ways to rebalance for smarter investing in 2025.

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‘It’s a collective validation’: the group helping Black families cope after baby loss

The founders of Ebony Bonds on poor maternal health outcomes for Black women and how their space confronts the honest reality of dealing with bereavement after the loss of a baby

The Guardian - UK

The Saving Strategy That Actually Works for Middle-Class Retirees

Middle-class retirees are using this proven saving strategy to stretch their dollars, build security and retire with confidence. Here’s how it works.

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Nobody thinks a government bond crisis is going to happen but Wall Street is talking about it anyway

France and the U.K. are the two countries flirting most with a credit crisis, analysts say.

Fortune

Are Preferred Stocks Right For You?

Preferred shares have attributes of both stocks and bonds – and income investors will like their generous dividend yields.

Kiplinger

Billionaire Peter Mallouk’s Investing Tips: Avoid This, Buy That, Ask This

Peter Mallouk shared some smart investing tips on Nicole Lapin’s podcast. Learn what to avoid, what to buy and a key question to ask before investing.

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6 Key Investments for Boomers Planning To Retire on Their Own

Discover some top expert-recommended investments for solo retirees. They can help you maximize income, minimize taxes and secure your financial future.

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Playing Defense Pays Off for Our Favorite Junk Bond Fund

Defensive sectors weathered the April selloff well, which helped the Vanguard High-Yield Corporate outpace its peers.

Kiplinger

Fidelity Says This Is a Surprising Risk of Holding Too Much Cash — Do You Have Too Much?

Cash feels like the safest bet to most people. It's steady, predictable and always there when you need it. But according to Fidelity's research, holding too much cash could quietly erode your wealth...

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Farage steps up calls for Bank of England to halt bond sales

Reform UK leader presses governor Andrew Bailey over quantitative easing in meeting at Threadneedle Street

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Saving Advice

10 “Live on Dividends Only” Myths That Don’t Survive Math

The idea of living entirely off dividends has a certain appeal. It sounds simple, safe, and elegant: build a big enough portfolio, collect the income,...

Saving Advice

7 I-Bond Facts That Still Confuse Savers

Series I savings bonds look simple—government-backed, inflation-linked, and easy to buy online—but the rules hide in the fine print. Rates change twice a year, limits...

The Guardian - UK

Number crunching premium bonds

Brief letters: Tax proves taxing | A canal-boating break | Directionless sprinting | Changes that work | How very Guardian

Saving Advice

10 Glidepath Designs That Don’t Ignore Your Real Spending

Many retirees think glidepaths—the shift in asset allocation over time—are one-size-fits-all. Yet the traditional “stocks early, bonds later” formula often ignores the reality of how...

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Everybody Loves Your Money

Why Do Some People End Friendships Over Money?

Money might be made of paper and metal, but it’s one of the heaviest weights a friendship can carry. Friends can weather breakups, job changes, and even bad karaoke nights, but when money enters the mix, things often get messy. From unpaid loans to unequal spending habits, financial tension has…

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10 Inflation-Proofing Moves for Fixed-Income Retirees

Inflation eats away at retirees’ purchasing power year after year. For households living on a fixed income, even modest price increases can feel overwhelming. A...

Benzinga

Easy Income Portfolio: September 2025 Update

Market and Economic BackdropSeptember has been a month of mixed signals across global markets. Inflation remains sticky, with shelter, services, and insurance costs continuing to put upward pressure on consumer prices. The Federal Reserve has signaled patience but has not yet delivered the long-anticipated rate cuts. Long-term Treasury yields remain…

Fortune

$10 billion Citgo auction could finally end twisting saga of Venezeulan expropriation, imprisoned execs, and a long-shot NYC mayoral candidate

At stake is Citgo’s 800,000-barrel-a-day refining network, a series of pipelines and terminals, and marketing deals with 4,000 independently owned retail outlets.

The Guardian - UK

What is quantitative tightening and how has it affected UK finances?

The Bank of England’s disposal of the bonds it bought after the 2008 financial crisis is being slowed down

Evening Standard

Bank of England slows rate it sells off government bonds

The Bank’s announcement came alongside its decision to keep UK interest rates at 4%.

The Guardian - UK

Bank’s interest rate vote and bond plans are little help to Reeves before budget

Holding borrowing rates and continuing bond sell-offs were widely expected but an alternative was available

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