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Earlier today
- Where's the Best Place to Store $10k Now?
Knowing where to store $10k positions you to take advantage of high rates now, with the flexibility to pivot if inflation continues to rise.
- Google Is Making Android Backups Count Against Your Free Storage
Android backups will soon count toward your Google storage limit. Here's what the change means and how to avoid paying for extra space if you don't ne
- 3 Reasons Why Kiplinger Readers Chose Cash App as the Best Peer-to-Peer Payment Service
Learn why Kiplinger readers favor Cash App and see other peer-to-peer platforms earning high rankings.
- The FIRE Movement Has Changed. Here's What Financial Independence Looks Like Today
Rising housing costs, inflation and changing priorities have reshaped the path to financial independence. Here's how today's FIRE strategies differ fr
- Are Subscriptions Making Your Life Easier, or Are Your Bills Just Getting Bigger? How to Calculate the True Cost of Convenience
Subscription services promise convenience and predictable costs. But it's easy to lose track of how much you're really spending. Here's how to stay in
- With the Widow's Penalty, Prevention Is Better Than the Cure: A Financial Adviser Explains Why
Don't get hit with a higher tax bill just when you've lost your spouse. You can deal with it once the worst has happened, but it's far better to plan
Yesterday
- The Billable Hour Is on Life Support: How AI Is Killing the Clock
A brush with cancer led an attorney to develop an AI platform that saves time for professionals who bill by the hour and money for their clients.
- A Financial Checklist for Your 50s
Your target retirement age is looming, but you're not sure you're on track to retire the way you want? Here's what to do.
- How to Talk to Your Parents About Money Without Overstepping
Talking with your parents about their money can be awkward, but it's necessary to know what's up as they get older. These tips can help.
- I'm a Financial Planner: My College House-Painting Job Taught Me the Best Way to Compare Professional Fees — and It Works for Financial Advice, Too
When looking for a contractor or a financial adviser, hiring based only on price is risky. These questions will help you find the right person for the
Monday, July 27
- AI Giants Face New Price Competition
As business spending on artificial intelligence soars, cheaper options are hitting the market. The much-welcomed trend has a catch, though.
- The Best Banks for Families With Kids, 2026
We studied interest rates, fees, premium services and other account features. These banks rose to the top for families with kids.
- The Best Regional Banks, 2026
We studied interest rates, fees, premium services and other account features. These regional banks rose to the top.
- He's 49 and 'Burned Out.' Can He Afford to Quit a $200K Job?
With no mortgage and a solid nest egg, a reader in this week's advice column wants to take a year-long sabbatical in Europe. Is he nuts? Or brilliant?
- Is a Delaware Statutory Trust Right for You? 5 Questions to Ask Before You Invest
Ready to retire? A DST can help landlords complete a 1031 exchange without buying another property to manage. But the structure is not for everyone.
Sunday, July 26
- You Don't Actually Own Your Digital Purchases: Why DVDs Are Back
Sony's latest digital movie removal shows why "buying" isn't always owning. Learn why physical media is making a comeback.
- Why Buying Your First Home Is Way Harder Now Than in the Swinging '60s (Another Lesson From the School of Rock)
This is what's happening for young Americans struggling to break into the housing market. Can family members who've already achieved their savings goa
- 4 Essential Qualities to Consider When Choosing an Executor for Your Estate
Choosing an executor requires evaluating a candidate's financial judgment, objectivity and capacity for the long-term commitment necessary to manage a
Saturday, July 25
- My First $1 Million: Mental Health Professional, 45, Arkansas
"Retirement isn't the goal. Living well and by our values is the goal. Having money makes that possible."
- The Inheritance Dilemma: How to Pass Down Wealth Without Destroying Ambition
Parents planning to leave money to their children fear one thing: Will wealth make their character or break it? There are some practical ways to find
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