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Ask the Editor — Tax Questions on Inherited IRAs

Each week, in our Ask the Editor series, Joy Taylor, The Kiplinger Tax Letter Editor, answers questions on topics submitted…

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What You Should Know to Protect Yourself

“Scamfluencers” are a new breed of social media personality that leverages their perceived credibility, expertise, or popularity to orchestrate sophisticated…

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When It’s Worth Spending Money on Beauty and Skincare — and When You Can Save

The skincare industry is saturated with serums, creams and miracle promises. With products ranging from under $10 to over $500,…

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How to Find the Best Alternatives to Popular Travel Destinations

Is seeing the Maldives on your bucket list, but you’d rather not pay for a long-haul flight and a pricey…

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What You Should and Shouldn’t Do Right Now

New tariffs are making some investors nervous, and if you’re close to retirement, you might be wondering: Should I make…

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Why Your Mobile Wallet May Not Be Safe Even With a VPN

If you use a mobile or digital wallet on your smartphone or other device, you might have installed a virtual…

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Is It Really Cheating If It’s on Your Job? Why Bosses Are Cracking Down on “Polygamous” Workers

Kashim Chowdhury, a civil servant in London, was charged with “cheating” on his job and summoned into court in April…

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The Retirement ‘Rule of $1 More’

People don’t agree on much these days, except maybe this: a little extra money never hurts. Nearly 9 in 10…

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Recent Market Volatility Offers Valuable Lessons for Investors

The stock market can be a fickle friend. Periods of steady ascent can make it feel as if you’re on…

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My First $1 Million: Retired Self-Employed Attorney, 75, Coast of Washington

Welcome to Kiplinger’s My First $1 Million series, in which we hear from people who have made $1 million. They’re…

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