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Snail Mail vs Email Fail: How E-Billing Has Led to Missed Payments and Fraud Risks (What Can You Do?)

Email-only billing has created problems for some customers as bills land in spam folders and payment disputes ensue, not to mention heightened fraud risks.

March Fed Meeting: Updates and Commentary

March Fed Meeting: Updates and Commentary

The March Fed meeting marked the second central bank gathering of 2026, with Fed Chair Powell & Co. voting to keep interest rates unchanged.

Stocks Open Higher to Start Fed Week: Stock Market Today

Stocks Open Higher to Start Fed Week: Stock Market Today

Upside in mega-cap stocks boosted the main indexes on Monday. Attention now turns to this week's Fed meeting.

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The '1% More' Rule For Your 30s and 40s

Adding just 1% more can have a transformative impact on your retirement savings and spending. See how this painless hack works.

War in Iran Threatens Higher Fuel Prices, Renewed Inflation

With much of the Middle East's critical oil and gas exports cut off from global markets, rising energy costs could give inflation new momentum.

Adviser, Broker or Insurance Agent: Which Should You Trust With Your Money?

Looking for a trustworthy financial professional? That term can cover brokers, insurance agents and advisers who don't all have the same standards.

Employee Misuse of AI Can Expose Your Business to Civil Liability: Here's How to Help Prevent That

Companies can face substantial damages if employees expose sensitive data to AI tools, rely on biased AI outputs and more, making robust policies essential.

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I Want to Travel, My Wife Wants to Donate 10% of Our Income: Can Our Retirement Budget Survive Both?

I Want to Travel, My Wife Wants to Donate 10% of Our Income: Can Our Retirement Budget Survive Both?

We asked wealth planners if "tithing" (donating 10%) makes sense in retirement.

Going Back to School at 60? The Lifelong Learning Secret for Retirees

Going Back to School at 60? The Lifelong Learning Secret for Retirees

Educational opportunities for older adults are plentiful, and the payoff — in terms of enrichment, health, and community — is great.

Do You Believe You Can't Retire? You Need to Read This

Do You Believe You Can't Retire? You Need to Read This

Americans often delay or redefine retirement because they have a lack of clarity and confidence in their financial plan. Here's how you can fix that.

Per Stirpes vs Per Capita: The Beneficiary Rules Most Families Have Never Heard Of

Per Stirpes vs Per Capita: The Beneficiary Rules Most Families Have Never Heard Of

Understanding the difference between per stirpes and per capita can determine whether your grandchildren receive an inheritance or are unintentionally left out.

I'm a Financial Planner: Here's My Survival Guide for the Sandwich Generation

I'm a Financial Planner: Here's My Survival Guide for the Sandwich Generation

People in their 40s can find their finances stretched as they care for children and aging parents. Here are some strategies to help with competing priorities.

Approaching Retirement? You May Be Taking More Risk Than You Think

Approaching Retirement? You May Be Taking More Risk Than You Think

Pre-retirees in the critical "retirement red zone" often take on significantly more risk than they want or are comfortable with. Here's how to fix that.

Are You a Woman Who's Playing It Too Safe? A Financial Empowerment Expert Explains Why That Can Really Hurt You

Are You a Woman Who's Playing It Too Safe? A Financial Empowerment Expert Explains Why That Can Really Hurt You

Many women internalize the message that financial caution equals competence, which can damage long-term financial security. It's time to stop playing it safe.

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We'll Soon Be Able to Buy and Sell Stocks 24/7, but Should We?

The major stock exchanges are pushing toward all-day trading. It could help some investors, but not everyone loves the idea of a market that never sleeps.

Can You Afford Retirement in Greece? 3 Tax Benefits Make It Possible

Affordable luxury in the Mediterranean may be closer than you think. Here's how.

What Your Tax Refund Could Earn Instead of Sitting With the IRS

Many taxpayers celebrate a large refund. But that same money might have quietly earned interest or investment returns all year long.

Gas Prices Are Rising Fastest in These States

Gas prices jumped as much as 30% in these states.

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Vintage Stereos: How I Get That 1970s Look and Sound With 2026 Connectivity

I collect and refurbish hi-fi stereo equipment. Here's how to find a deal on a vintage system and pair it with your favorite streaming service.

My First $1 Million: Film/TV Production Accountant, 58, Florida

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

Retirement Is Like Climbing Mount Everest: Don't Confuse the Goal With the Mission

The real risk in retirement is failing to plan for the "descent" — the psychological and lifestyle changes that occur after you reach your financial goals.

Claiming Social Security: 7 Tools and Rules for DIY Investors

Deciding when to claim Social Security is tricky — and the wrong decision can be costly. DIY investors shouldn't leap in without these tools and rules.

Inherited Money or Property? What You Need to Know Before Filing Your Taxes

Inheriting assets comes with various tax considerations. Here's a guide on everything you need to know, from estate taxes to new rules on inherited IRAs.

The Best Money Advice Mom and Dad Gave These Experts

Investing greats, renowned economists, top advisers and other experts share the financial wisdom that their parents passed down to them.

Tired of Tracking Every Dollar You Spend? You Need an Anti-Budget

Traditional budgeting (and tracking every dime) doesn't suit everyone. If you want a less labor-intensive approach, this alternative may be right up your alley.

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