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Dow Dives 521 Points as Goldman, AmEx Slide: Stock Market Today

News of Block's massive layoffs exacerbated AI worries across the financial sector.

Kiplinger · Feb 27

8 Boring Habits That Will Make You Rich in Retirement

These mundane activities won't make you the life of the party, but they will set you up for a rich retirement. Discover the 8 boring habits that build real wealth.

Kiplinger · Feb 27

QUIZ: Are You Ready To Retire at 55?

Are you in a good position to retire at 55? Find out with this quick quiz.

Kiplinger · Feb 27

Ask the Editor, February 27: Questions on Tax Returns and Decedents

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers questions on how to file a tax return when someone has died and resources you can use to find more help.

Kiplinger · Feb 27

How Much Do You Need to Join the 1% Club in Your State?

Being a top earner is relative: Why trading a high-tax zip code for a low-cost state is the ultimate retirement power move.

Kiplinger · Feb 27

Will Your Children's Inheritance Set Them Free or Tie Them Up?

An inheritance can mean extraordinary freedom for your loved ones, but could also cause more harm than good. How can you ensure your family gets it right?

Kiplinger · Feb 27

I'm a Financial Adviser: This Is the Real Key to Enjoying Retirement With Confidence

A resilient retirement plan is a flexible framework that addresses income, health care, taxes and investments. And that means you should review it regularly.

Kiplinger · Feb 27

Life Loves to Throw Curveballs, So Ditch the Rigid Money Rules and Do This Instead

Some rules are too rigid for real life. A values-based philosophy is a more flexible approach that helps you retain confidence — whatever life throws at you.

Kiplinger · Feb 27

Big Nvidia Numbers Take Down the Nasdaq: Stock Market Today

Markets are struggling to make sense of what the AI revolution means across sectors and industries, and up and down the market-cap scale.

Kiplinger · Feb 26

How Medicare Advantage Costs Taxpayers — and Retirees

With private insurers set to receive $1.2 trillion in excess payments by 2036, retirees may soon face a reckoning over costs and coverage.

Kiplinger · Feb 26