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Dow Absorbs Disruptions, Adds 370 Points: Stock Market Today

Investors, traders and speculators will hear from President Donald Trump tonight, and then they'll listen to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang tomorrow.

Quiz: Do You Know How to Maximize Your Social Security Check?

Quiz: Do You Know How to Maximize Your Social Security Check?

Test your knowledge of Social Security delayed retirement credits with our quick quiz.

Paper Tax Filers Face Long Wait as IRS Digitization Effort Stalls

Paper Tax Filers Face Long Wait as IRS Digitization Effort Stalls

Last April, the IRS launched its Zero Paper Initiative to speed up paper tax return processing. The project isn’t going well.

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How AI Chatbots Can Secretly Give Biased Advice

“Poisoned” artificial intelligence can give untrustworthy advice about finance, health and lots more. Here’s how to fend off the growing threat.

Where Olympians Store Their Medals is a Great Lesson For Your Valuables and Cash

What you can learn about protecting your cash and values from where Olympians store their medals.

Private Capital Wants In on Your Retirement Account

Does offering private capital in 401(k)s represent an exciting new investment opportunity for "the little guy," or an opaque and expensive Wall Street product?

It's Time to Bust These 3 Long-Term Care Myths (and Face Some Uncomfortable Truths)

None of us wants to think we'll need long-term care when we get older, but the odds are roughly even that we will. Which is all the more reason to understand the realities of LTC and how to pay for it.

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Fix Your Mix: How to Derisk Your Portfolio Before Retirement

Fix Your Mix: How to Derisk Your Portfolio Before Retirement

In the run-up to retirement, your asset allocation needs to match your risk tolerance without eliminating potential for growth. Here's how to find the right mix.

An Executive's 'Idiotic' Idea: Skip Safety Class and Commit a Federal Crime

An Executive's 'Idiotic' Idea: Skip Safety Class and Commit a Federal Crime

Several medical professionals reached out to say that one of their bosses suggested committing a crime to fulfill OSHA requirements. What's an employee to do?

Dow Loses 821 Points to Open Nvidia Week: Stock Market Today

Dow Loses 821 Points to Open Nvidia Week: Stock Market Today

U.S. stock market indexes reflect global uncertainty about artificial intelligence and Trump administration trade policy.

A Financial Planner Answers 10 Common Questions About the Gift Tax

A Financial Planner Answers 10 Common Questions About the Gift Tax

Generous gifts can have tax consequences, but in general, only very wealthy people need to worry about gift taxes. Still, there could be IRS paperwork involved.

I Thought My Retirement Was Set — Until I Answered These 3 Questions

I Thought My Retirement Was Set — Until I Answered These 3 Questions

I'm a retirement writer. Three deceptively simple questions helped me focus my retirement and life priorities.

How You Can Use the Financial Resource Built Into Your Home to Help With Your Long-Term Goals

How You Can Use the Financial Resource Built Into Your Home to Help With Your Long-Term Goals

Homeowners are increasingly using their home equity, through products like HELOCs and home equity loans, as a financial resource for managing debt, funding renovations and more.

How to Find Free Money for Graduate School as Federal Loans Tighten in 2026

How to Find Free Money for Graduate School as Federal Loans Tighten in 2026

Starting July 1, federal borrowing will be capped for new graduate students, making scholarships and other forms of "free money" vital. Here's what to know.

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How One Extra Dollar of Income Can Cost You Thousands in Retirement

Even modest changes in retirement income can raise Medicare premiums under IRMAA. Here’s how a small increase can affect your retirement costs.

5 Tips To Get Your Kids Investing as Soon as Possible

Teaching your kids to invest early will help them build a solid financial future. Here are five ways to get them started.

We've Reached Our $5 Million Retirement Savings Goal, but at 66, My Husband Still Doesn't Feel Ready.

We are 66 and have reached our retirement savings goal. Our plan is to travel, but my husband can't seem to let go of work.

Aging in Place Can Be Bad for Your Health: This Financial Pro's Alternative Is a No-Brainer

Why age alone in financial hardship when you can enjoy companionship — and share the costs of housing, groceries and health care — with a small community of friends?

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Want to Buy a Home With a Friend? Here's How to Prevent Legal Headaches

With rising home prices leading more people to co-buy homes with friends, it's essential to have a co-tenancy agreement that clearly defines the deal.

When It Comes to Retirement Planning, Be More Spock Than Scotty: It's Logical, Captain

If you're worried about your retirement, address the concerns in a logical sequence, talk honestly with your team and prepare to go boldly into the future.

A 5-Step Guide to Getting AI to Give You Actionable Insight Rather Than Polished Nonsense

AI can be a powerful specialist, but it can sound smarter than it is when it comes to understanding real-world stakes. That means you have to be the strategist.

First the Penny, Now the Nickel? The New Math Behind Your Sales Tax and Total

A new era of "Swedish rounding" hits U.S. registers soon. Learn why the nickel may be on the chopping block, and how to save money by choosing the right way to pay.

5 Side Gigs That Let You Travel the World in Retirement

Earn as you explore: High-flexibility side gigs that enable retirees to blend work and travel in 2026.

How a Donor-Advised Fund Can Slash Your Tax Bill With 'Charitable Bunching'

Charitable bunching with a donor-advised fund (DAF) can maximize both the tax benefits and the long-term sustainability of your philanthropic ventures.

My First $1 Million: Retired Senior Policy Analyst, 64, Washington, D.C.

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

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