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5 Ronald Reagan Quotes Retirees Should Live By

The Nation's 40th President's wit and wisdom can help retirees navigate their financial and personal journey with confidence.

I'm a Real Estate Investing Pro: This Is How to Use 1031 Exchanges to Scale Up Your Real Estate Empire

I'm a Real Estate Investing Pro: This Is How to Use 1031 Exchanges to Scale Up Your Real Estate Empire

Small rental properties can be excellent investments, but you can use 1031 exchanges to transition to commercial real estate for bigger wealth-building.

My Spouse and I Are Saving Money for a Down Payment on a House. Which Savings Account is the Best Way to Reach Our Goal?

My Spouse and I Are Saving Money for a Down Payment on a House. Which Savings Account is the Best Way to Reach Our Goal?

Learn how timing matters when it comes to choosing the right account.

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We're 78 and Want to Use Our 2026 RMD to Treat Our Kids and Grandkids to a Vacation. How Should We Approach This?

An extended family vacation can be a fun and bonding experience if planned well. Here are tips from travel experts.

Should You Jump on the Roth Conversion Bandwagon? A Financial Adviser Weighs In

Roth conversions are all the rage, but what works well for one household can cause financial strain for another. This is what you should consider before moving ahead.

The 8 Stages of Retirement: An Expert Guide to Confidence, Flexibility and Fulfillment, From a Financial Planner

Retirement planning is less about hitting a "magic number" and more about an intentional journey — from understanding your relationship with money to preparing for your final legacy.

5 Mistakes to Avoid in the 5 Years Before You Retire, From a Financial Planner

When retirement is in reach, financial planning gets serious — and there's a heightened risk of making serious mistakes, too. Here are five common slipups.

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I'm a Financial Planner: This Retirement Strategy Helps Plot a Stress-Free Path to Cash Flow

I'm a Financial Planner: This Retirement Strategy Helps Plot a Stress-Free Path to Cash Flow

Dividing funds into a safety bucket, an income bucket and a growth bucket can help to cover immediate expenses, manage cash flow and promote growth.

Your Most Overlooked Retirement Investment: Luxuriating in Doing Nothing

Your Most Overlooked Retirement Investment: Luxuriating in Doing Nothing

When you take the time to rest and breathe, your brain starts to focus on what matters most in your new stage of life.

Why Most Millionaires Don't Feel Wealthy — and What It Really Takes to Feel Financially Secure

Why Most Millionaires Don't Feel Wealthy — and What It Really Takes to Feel Financially Secure

A growing share of Americans reach millionaire status yet still worry about money. Here's why wealth feels different today and how to build true financial confidence.

Chapter X: Steering Men Through Rocky Transitions to Retirement

Chapter X: Steering Men Through Rocky Transitions to Retirement

Don’t just retire — evolve. Chapter X is a strategy for a high-impact second act, designed for men, by a man.

My First $1 Million: Retired From Real Estate, 75, San Francisco

My First $1 Million: Retired From Real Estate, 75, San Francisco

Ever wonder how someone who's made a million dollars or more did it? Kiplinger's My First $1 Million series uncovers the answers.

If the Markets Cause You Restless Nights, You Might Want to Consider This Safety Net

If the Markets Cause You Restless Nights, You Might Want to Consider This Safety Net

If you find market volatility too stressful, buying annuities that provide stability and protect your principal could help you rest easier. Here's what to consider.

When Markets Are Jumpy: A Financial Planner Explains How to Stay Grounded

When Markets Are Jumpy: A Financial Planner Explains How to Stay Grounded

Market turbulence makes even the most experienced investors nervous. Here are some tips for ignoring the panic and trusting your plan when things get volatile.

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To Love, Honor and Make Financial Decisions as Equal Partners

Ensuring both partners are engaged in financial decisions isn't just about fairness — it's a risk-management strategy that protects against costly crises.

Top 5 Career Lessons From the 2026 Winter Olympics (So Far)

Five lessons to learn from the 2026 Winter Olympics for your career and finances.

Small Caps Step Up, Tech Is Still a Drag: Stock Market Today

Early strength gave way to AI skepticism again as a volatile trading week ended on another mixed note.

Money Questions Couples Should Ask Before Combining Finances or Planning a Future Together

Honest financial conversations can reduce stress, strengthen trust and help couples align long-term goals.

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Ask the Editor, February 13: More Questions on IRAs

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers questions on IRAs

4 At-Fault States With No-Fault Insurance Rules You Should Know

Think you live in an at-fault car insurance state? These four still have some tricky no-fault insurance laws you should know about.

My Wife Wants Us To Retire at 65 To Get Medicare, but I Want To Retire Now at 62 so We Can Start Enjoying Life. Who Is Right?

I'm 62 and want to retire, travel and have fun, but my wife says we should get Medicare first. We ask wealth advisers for help.

4 Pro Tips for Successfully Scaling the Medicare Mountain

Attempting to conquer Medicare without a plan is risky. The safest route requires a thorough understanding of your options and never leaves decisions to chance.

For More Flexible Giving, Consider Combining a Charitable Remainder Trust With a Donor-Advised Fund

If a charitable remainder trust puts too many constraints on your family's charitable giving, consider combining it with a donor-advised fund for more control.

The Illinois 'Cliff Tax': A Single Dollar Could Cost Families Hundreds of Thousands

Illinois' estate tax "threshold" (rather than "exemption") can surprise families, but proactive planning can help preserve more for heirs and charitable causes.

AI Unwind Takes 2% Off the Nasdaq: Stock Market Today

Markets are paying more and more attention to hyperscalers' plans to spend more and more money on artificial intelligence.

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