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IF you have ever held on too long to a losing investment, or bought a hot stock at what proved to be exactly the wrong time, or inadvertently kept paying recurring charges for an app or subscription you no longer use, you’ve been tripped up by...
FOR years now, investors have been dumping actively managed strategies and mutual funds, preferring the low-cost, index-based approaches of exchange-traded funds. So why does Kiplinger continue to shepherd its roster of favorite no-load,...
Dear Client: The new year brings lots of tax changes. Some key provisions in the “One Big Beautiful Bill” first take effect on 2026 returns to be filed in 2027. Other changes reflect rising year-over-year inflation. We will focus here on tax...
FOR the past several years, Jody King and Jim Vozar have made it their practice to give their four adult children a sum of money annually to help with their expenses. The “kids”—the couple each have a son and daughter from their first marriages,...
THE flames of a crackling fire pit cast a warm glow on your family’s faces. Your newest grandchild drifts off to sleep, snuggled in his aunt’s arms while his parents begin to doze beside them. Nearby, your oldest grandchild roasts marshmallows...
Make the most of your 2026 refund ... Slash your grocery bills with these hacks ... What you don’t know about Medicare can cost you. YOU may get a pleasant surprise from Uncle Sam this spring: a bigger-thanusual tax refund. Experts are...