CATEGORIES

Keep Faith in These Stocks

IN 1997, I coined the phrase “faith-based investing.” It has nothing to do with religion or with picking stocks at random.

Navigating Finances as a Blended Family

Money matters can get complicated when two families unite. Planning is key.

OUR ESG PICKS ARE THRIVING

Despite an ongoing backlash, our favorite stocks and funds focused on environmental, social and corporate governance issues had a good year overall.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF DISABLED VETERANS

He suffered grave injuries in the line of duty. Now he helps other veterans who have disabilities.

CHOOSE A MEDICARE PLAN THAT'S RIGHT FOR YOU

Consider your health care needs over the long term as you weigh costs and coverage.

BREAKING UP WITH YOUR BROKER

Be aware of these challenges when you move your money to a new home.

DO YOU NEED UMBRELLA INSURANCE?

A policy can protect you from financially devastating events.

HOW TO REACH YOUR INVESTING GOALS

Patience helped these four investors make their portfolios work for them.

Balance Your Risk and Reward

These new ETFs let you cut stock market losses. But you'll sacrifice some gains.

WHERE THE DOLLAR IS STRONG

If you've always wanted to go on a safari or climb Mount Fuji, this may be the year to plan your trip.

GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR PENSION PLAN

If you're expecting a pension when you retire, your decisions on how it's distributed could have long-term effects on your financial security.

Kiplinger READERS' CHOICE AWARDS 2024

In our survey, readers judged brokers, banks, credit cards, insurers and other financial providers. These are the products and services that came out on top.

SHEDDING POUNDS, DELIVERING GAINS

New weight-loss drugs show promise for investors.

MORE WOMEN THAN EVER ARE STARTING BUSINESSES

Retail and travel businesses, along with health, beauty and fitness, are popular with women entrepreneurs.

UNDERSTANDING BOND FUND YIELDS

What's a 30-day SEC yield? A trailing 12-month yield? A yield to maturity? We explain what each measure says about an income fund.

Finding Home Health Care

It’s important to hire a caregiver you trust.

DEALS deals DEALS

WHO doesn't love a bargain? We've rounded up great values in investing, shopping, tech and travel-and found ways to cut down on ever-growing grocery and restaurant bills.

ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS ON STUDENT LOANS

If you have federal student loans, you may benefit from new government policies. Here's what you need to know.

TIPS FOR FINANCING A HOME PROJECT

I recently had a call with a client who was looking to fund the construction of a swimming pool at his house.

IS A HYBRID CAR RIGHT FOR YOU?

Hybrids offer a fuel-saving option for drivers who have reservations about all-electric vehicles. But there are trade-offs.

WHERE TO INVEST NOW

Expect a lot of midyear churn, with a rally toward the end of 2024.

My Top 30 Index: An Update

A year ago, I put together what I called \"my own reinvention\" of the Dow Jones industrial average, the popular 142-year-old large-cap index.

Your Vacation Home Could Provide Tax-free Income

If you plan to rent out your vacation home, it's important to understand how your proceeds will be taxed.

SHOULD YOU WORRY ABOUT BEING LAID OFF? IT DEPENDS ON YOUR INDUSTRY

Downsizing has hit certain sectors. But cutbacks may be slowing, and some companies are expanding.

IT'S NOT YOUR IMAGINATION: YOUR CEREAL BOX IS SHRINKING

To avoid raising prices, some manufacturers are reducing the size of common grocery items. Here’s how to fight back.

More Americans Are Expected to 'Buy Now, Pay Later' for the Holidays. Analysts See a Growing Risk

Consumers are expected to use “buy now, pay later” payment plans heavily this holiday season, a forecast that bodes well for retailers but that has credit experts again sounding alarm bells.

Bitcoin Prices Have Doubled This Year and Potentially New Ways to Invest May Drive Prices Higher

Bitcoin is having another moment. The world’s largest cryptocurrency soared to almost $35,000 this week, marking its highest point in nearly 18 months — and more than double the price seen at the start of 2023.

When Sunset's Not Selling

With its power creatives on strike, a hefty new mansion tax, and insurers fleeing, LA's fanciest properties are at a standstill

A solar revolution driven by power cuts

About 2,300 ft. above Beirut in the Matn district mountains, Roger Mazloum and his brother Elias greet me on an unusually balmy winter day as they chop wood to help keep their early 20th-century home warm before the cold returns.

Two-Way Main Street

The U.S. economy is strong. But with high interest rates, it's not all good news if you aren't rich