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THE FED MAY NOT BE DONE HIKING INTEREST RATES
After lifting the federal funds rate at a rapid clip throughout most of 2022 and at a more moderate pace in the first half of 2023, the Federal Reserve put its series of rate hikes on pause at its June policy meeting. As inflation cools, the Fed is taking a step back to see how its policies are affecting the economy.
Celebrating 100 Years of The Kiplinger Letter
Editor emeritus Knight Kiplinger reflects on an enduring legacy of clear-eyed, unbiased journalism.
What Hospice Patients Can Teach Us About Money
As you build wealth, include your life's purpose and meaning in the framework.
BYE-BYE, BEAR
A new bull market became official in June. But it looks a little wobbly.
You'll Pay More to Shop in These States
Combined state and local sales taxes can add up to 10% to the cost of some purchases
Protect Yourself When the Market Turns Frantic
Low-volatility ETFs aim to smooth stock gyrations
The Staying Power of Luxury Companies
Here’s how to cash in on businesses that cater to big spenders
THE INVESTMENT STRATEGY YOU NEED NOW
Use our guide to find the best portfolio mix for you
THE DEBT CEILING PACT IS UNLIKELY TO TRIGGER A RECESSION
The deal won’t dampen economic growth, but it fails to address long-term fiscal problems
THE PROMISE AND PERILS OF AI
As artificial intelligence rapidly evolves, here are the likely implications for your job and your money
THE NON-EV BUYER'S GUIDE
Your next car doesn’t have to be electric. We found six gas-powered vehicles that will take you well into the future
Lock In a Great Deal on a Fall Vacation
Prices will be lower than during the summer rush, and you’ll encounter fewer crowds and milder weather
Calculate Your Net Worth
Crunching the numbers on your assets and liabilities can help you maintain your financial security. Find out where you stand
Investing Jargon, Explained
We define some of the most frequently searched investment terms
HIGH YIELD SAVINGS: How to Buy Treasury Securities
Rates on short-term bills are generous, with no risk.
PAYING IT FORWARD: A Guide for the College Journey
ScholarMatch helps low-income students make it all the way to graduation.
WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT EV TAX CREDITS
INFORMATION ABOUT THE MARKETS AND YOUR MONEY.
THERE'S STILL LIFE IN AMERICAN CITIES
Many people still want to live in urban areas, but downtowns will never be the same.
THE COST OF RISING HOME VALUES
Property tax rates could increase in some jurisdictions to keep up with home price appreciation.
PRACTICAL PORTFOLIO: Lean Into the Market's Patterns
Whatever stocks are doing, chances are we've been here before. Familiarity can help you stay the course.
CUT YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY
Many retirees are dismayed to learn that they owe taxes on a portion of their benefits. But you can take steps to minimize the pain.
Kiplinger: READERS CHOICE AWARDS 2023
We asked our readers to rate credit cards, banks, brokerage firms and other financial providers. These are the products and companies that stand out from the crowd.
FIGHT BACK AGAINST FRAUD AND IDENTITY THEFT
Scammers are using advanced technology as well as classic methods to swindle their victims. Stay a step ahead with these nine moves.
INVESTING: WHERE TO INVEST NOW
Use our roadmap to prosper in a directionless market.
A Helping Hand for Start-Ups
After a successful career as a corporate executive, he volunteers as a mentor for entrepreneurs.
Dealing With Natural Disasters
His research group helps people prepare for earthquakes and devastating weather events.
SAVE BIG BY GOING GREEN AT HOME
New legislation is packed with tax breaks for homeowners who upgrade to energy-efficient systems and appliances. Bonus: You'll slash your utility bills.
Skip These Fees When You Head Overseas
Foreign-transaction fees can add up when you make purchases abroad, but there are ways to bypass them.
Your Questions Answered
Kiplinger readers have inquiring minds when it comes to investing. Here's what you're asking about.
Lower Taxes on Your RMDS
Congress has given retirees more time to take required distributions from their retirement accounts. But postponing withdrawals could cost you a lot of money.