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Your homeowners policy won't pay for damage caused by rising water. Here's how to get the coverage you need.
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Kimberly Lankford
Kim Lankford answers your questions about managing money -- specifically, insurance and taxes -- twice a week.
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Debit Versus Credit Cards for Kids
Teens usually don't have the maturity to handle credit wisely.
Money Smart Kids
Janet Bodnar
Editor Janet Bodnar tackles tricky money-management topics for parents and their children.
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Reinvestment Riddle
How you deal with appreciated bonds should depend on what kind of investor you are.
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Drive Time: Don't Count Out Toyota
If you're thinking about buying a Toyota, contrarian as it sounds, the time to act is now.
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Take Credit for Your Kids
Each qualifying child could slash your tax bill by up to $1,000.
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7 Sneaky Savings Strategies for
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Try these tricks to build a better financial future.
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New Funds That Focus on Good, Cheap Stocks
A student of famous value investor Michael Price has launched two promising funds of his own.
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7 Stocks for the Next 7 Years
Market guru Jeremy Grantham expects shares from high-quality companies to be top performers.
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The Kiplinger investing team identifies stocks and market trends that you and your portfolio can't ignore.
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Buy Load Funds Without the Load
A new Web site, InvestForLess, lets you skip the sales charge on funds, for a reasonable annual fee.
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13 Careers for the Next Decade
We offer a baker’s dozen of professions that promise income growth, work-life balance and social impact.
On The Job
Marty Nemko
Marty Nemko shares smart -- and often provocative -- career advice every month.
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How to Check for Recalls on Your Auto's Parts
You could save big bucks by finding out if the manufacturer is providing free replacements for malfunctioning parts.
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Cameron Huddleston
A daily dose of actionable insights, culled from the latest Kiplinger content and from across the web, to help you make and save more money.
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Health Care: In the End, It's Policy,
Not Process, That Will Matter
All the smoke over legislative tactics obscures what's really important to the public.
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A daily column delivering keen analysis and fresh reporting on the latest political developments affecting your business -- from the editors of the Kiplinger letters.
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Property-Tax Relief: Rate Cuts Fairer Than Caps
Plus, a question about non-compete agreements.
Money & Ethics
Knight Kiplinger
Knight Kiplinger delivers definitive answers to ethical challenges involving money at home and in the office.
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A Stubborn U.S. Budget
How can the federal government bring revenues and expenses back into balance?
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Step Up to the Plate and Manage Your Own Money
No one is a more reliable steward of your money than you are.
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Why Companies Stumble
Failure is more likely to result from corporate overreaching than from complacency.
Discovering Value
Whitney Tilson
Whitney Tilson and John Heins share investing insights for sophisticated professional and individual investors.
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Beware the CEO’s Pitch
Basing investment decisions on conversations with company executives has hurt my returns.
Promised Land
Andrew Feinberg
Andrew Feinberg writes about the choices and challenges facing individual investors.
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Why Stocks Beat Bonds
Rapid economic growth isn't necessary to generate healthy stock-market returns.
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Stock Jockeys Try Bonds
Fairholme and Third Avenue have new funds that venture into bonds.
Mutual Funds
Russel Kinnel
Morningstar's Russel Kinnel breaks down mutual-fund research for fund investors.
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Losses: You Can't Take them with You
Kiplinger editorial director Kevin McCormally and fellow tax experts Peter Blank and Mary Beth Franklin tackle your most pressing tax challenges.
Your Tax Questions Answered
Kevin McCormally
Our experts will count down moves to make to lower your tax bill.
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The Case for a Patient Fed
The Federal Reserve has considerable work ahead of it before it can start raising rates.
Practical Economics
Richard DeKaser
Richard DeKaser, Kiplinger's contributing economist, makes sense of the latest economic data.
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