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May CPI Shows Tariffs Have Yet to Impact Inflation: What the Experts Say

The May CPI report shows that President Trump’s whipsaw tariff policies have not had an outsized impact on inflation, but economists remain on guard.

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Where to Retire For the Perfect Mix of Health and Happiness

Utah tops the list for having the happiest retirees, while Minnesota ranks high for best overall healthcare. Where does your state rank?

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Summer Travel Deals for Veterans: Where to Save on Your Next Getaway

Whether you’re heading to the Army’s 250th birthday or planning a family getaway, these deals help veterans and service members travel for less.

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Financial Professional's Key to Peace of Mind in Retirement: Income Planning

Creating guaranteed income sources in retirement will help you truly enjoy your golden years and spend less time worrying about money.

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Don't Let a Market Crash Crush Your Retirement

It’s a comfort to know that with the right strategies, you can weather just about anything a crazy stock market can throw at you.

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Insights from ENGAGE: CPAs get a crash course in communication

From conducting an effective meeting to determining whether a team meeting is even the best format, a finance leader speaking at AICPA & CIMA ENGAGE 25 helps CPAs streamline their daily interactions.

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J.D. Power Study Finds More Drivers Switching Car Insurance

The latest J.D. Power study shows that car insurance is a buyer’s market right now, as providers focus on retaining customers.

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Stock Market Today: Wall Street Is Standing By

The waiting is the hardest part with trade war truce talks underway and inflation data on the way.

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Top scorers on CPA Exam earn Elijah Watt Sells Award

The AICPA named 11 CPA candidates as recipients of the 2024 Elijah Watt Sells Award, which recognizes outstanding performance on the CPA Exam.

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America's Surprising Strengths in Manufacturing and Exports

Despite common perceptions that the U.S. doesn’t build things anymore, American factories are still hard at work. A special report from The Kiplinger Letter.

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