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The key is to resist focusing only on the markets. Instead, when making financial decisions, think about your values and what matters the most to you.
High income is a gift, but it can pull you into higher spending, undisciplined investing and overreliance on future earnings. These actionable steps will help you escape the trap.
Becoming "work optional" is about control — of your time, your choices and your future. This seven-step guide from a financial planner can help you get there.
When your heart says "yes" but your wallet says "no," there is still a way forward. Here's what financial pros say.
With mortgage rates still elevated, taking over a seller’s existing home loan could lower monthly payments — if the numbers work.
Costco's Auto Program can simplify the car-buying process with prearranged pricing and member perks. Here's what to know before you use it.
The flagging health care sector has perked up a bit lately. Is it time to invest?
These curated date ideas provide the perfect backdrop for couples ready to enjoy the very best that the world has to offer.
Wednesday's risk-on session was sparked by strong gains in tech stocks and several crypto-related names.
Talking to heirs about transferring wealth can be overwhelming, but avoiding it now can lead to conflict later. Here's how to start sharing your plans.
Separating facts from fiction is an important first step toward building a retirement plan that's grounded in reality and not based on incorrect assumptions.
Large unrealized capital gains can create a serious tax headache for retirees with a successful portfolio. A tax-aware long-short strategy can help.
With decades of growth ahead, your 40s aren't just for saving. We asked financial advisers how to enjoy your income now without compromising your nest egg.
Ever wonder how someone who's made a million dollars or more did it? Kiplinger's My First $1 Million series uncovers the answers.
For Gen X, delaying retirement can be an opportunity to pilot-test your second act, plan for your inheritance and structure trusts for your kids.
A phase-based approach tied to your finances — not your birth year — can help you build wealth whether you’re just starting out or catching up.
From your first $1,000 cushion to a full emergency fund, here's how to build savings in stages and why each level matters.
Including your wishes in your will or in a pet trust can ensure proper care when you can’t provide it.