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AI Goes To School

Artificial intelligence is rapidly heading to K-12 classrooms nationwide. Expect tech companies to cash in on the fast-emerging trend.

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Where to Invest in an Uncertain Market

In an uncertain market, you can still pocket juicy payouts ranging from 4% to 14%, depending on risk.

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How to Budget for College Expenses Beyond Tuition

Some universities waive tuition for families with incomes below a certain threshold. But you’ll still need a plan to cover other costs.

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Retire in Costa Rica for Expat Heaven

When you retire in Costa Rica, you get natural beauty, ease of relocation and affordability. Will you become a part of its thriving expat community?

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Over Half of Americans Stumble Financially After Losing a Loved One. Are You Prepared?

Losing a loved one can be overwhelming, and for many, it also puts an unexpected strain on their finances, a study shows

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My First $1 Million: Events Industry CEO, 65, Northern New Jersey

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

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Swipe Surcharge: How to Avoid Gas Station Credit Card Surcharges

Some gas stations are charging up to $1 more per gallon for credit card payments. Learn how to spot these fees and save on fuel.

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Social Security Pop Quiz: Are You Among the 89% of Americans Who'd Fail?

Shockingly few people have any clue what their Social Security benefits could be. This financial adviser notes it’s essential to understand that info and when it might be best to access your benefits.

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IRS reduces user fee for estate tax closing letters

The receipt of an estate tax closing letter generally indicates that the estate tax return’s IRS examination is closed. Final and proposed regulations lowered the fee by $11.

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Ask the Editor, May 16 — Reader Questions on Capital Gains

In our latest Ask the Editor round-up, Joy Taylor, The Kiplinger Tax Letter Editor, answers three questions from readers on capital gains.

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