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Nasdaq Sinks as Bond Yields Pressure Tech Stocks: Stock Market Today
Uncertainty over the Middle East, inflation and the Fed has sent bond yields soaring — and created a big headache for tech stocks.
Kiplinger 20:09 UTC
A Medical Bill $400 Above the Good-Faith Estimate May Be Disputable
This typically applies to people who don't have or use health insurance.
Money 19:00 UTC
What Happens to Your Social Security If Your Spouse Dies?
Understanding how your benefits will be affected can help you plan.
Money 18:58 UTC
Buying a New Car? These Common Mistakes Can Cost You Thousands
Buying a car involves making a series of choices with the potential to significantly impact your finances for decades. Here's...
Money 18:32 UTC
The Unglamorous Buffett Rule That Outperformed — and How to Actually Put Money Behind It
Here are three investing principles the billionaire implemented as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.
Money 18:27 UTC
Medicare Advantage Plans Have Out-of-Pocket Limits — But Networks and Prior Authorization Matter
Check whether specific doctors, hospitals and specialists are covered.
Money 18:00 UTC
Membership Fees Ambushed Our Budget — Here’s Our Fix
When annual membership fees all renewed the same month, this couple's budget took a hit. Here's how they built a sinking fund...
NerdWallet 17:32 UTC
The top 10 colleges for financial aid in 2026, according to The Princeton Review — and what families actually pay
With cost a top concern, these colleges are considered the most generous with their financial aid packages.
CNBC Personal Finance 17:14 UTC
How to Roll Over a 401(k) Into a Gold IRA Without Triggering Taxes or Penalties
Use these steps to ensure a seamless transition.
Money 17:10 UTC
Bond yields are climbing. Here’s what that means for mortgages and other consumer borrowing
Long-term government bond yields have risen sharply in recent days. Higher bond yields push consumer borrowing costs up,...
CNBC Personal Finance 16:58 UTC
The Medicare Travel Readiness Quiz: What’s Covered at Home and Abroad?
Out-of-state ER visit? Emergency in Europe? Find out what your Medicare plan actually covers before you take off.
Kiplinger 16:01 UTC
IRS clarifies 'no tax on overtime' deduction rules. What workers need to know
Taxpayers who were unsure whether they qualified or how much they could claim will likely have an easier time when they file...
CNBC Personal Finance 15:59 UTC
How a Gold IRA Works: A Step-by-Step Guide to Owning Physical Gold in Retirement
Here's how to get tax-advantaged exposure to gold in a retirement account.
Money 14:53 UTC
State Farm Is Returning $5 Billion to Customers. Here’s Who Gets a Dividend
Some Reddit users have already received their State Farm dividends. "Holy cow! I’m getting 319 bucks back!!" one person wrote.
Money 14:48 UTC
This Tax-Smart Approach Turns Your Capital Gains Into Charitable Gains: How It Works
Appreciated stock, IPO shares and other non-cash assets can be among the most powerful charitable gifts you can make — if you...
Kiplinger 14:00 UTC
Jack Bogle’s 3-Fund Portfolio Is Still the Simplest Way to Invest — but Where You Build It Decides What It Costs You
Investing can be complicated, but it doesn't have to be.
Money 13:28 UTC
Can Deinfluencing Help You Spend Less?
Your social media feed wants you to buy things. Deinfluencers want you to know you don’t need them.
NerdWallet 13:00 UTC
5-Year Gold Plan: The 4-Step Strategy Everyone Should Follow
This is a slow and steady plan for first‑time gold buyers.
Money 12:51 UTC
Mortgage Rates Today, Tuesday, August 18: Slightly Lower
Mortgage interest rates eased slightly this morning as the U.S. and Iran appear to be at an impasse.
NerdWallet 12:44 UTC
Today’s Mortgage Rates: August 18, 2026
Mortgage rates are holding steady in the 6.5% range and are likely to remain there for the time being.
Money 12:21 UTC
The '401(k)-Rich and Cash-Poor' Retirement Trap
Maxing out a traditional 401(k) without cash reserves triggers tax spikes and market losses. Here's where and how to save cash...
Kiplinger 12:05 UTC
Worried Your Estate Plan Will Unravel When One of You Passes Away? Why a QTIP Trust Can Give Married Couples Peace of Mind
How can married couples ensure non-taxable estates pass as intended and are protected from unwanted claims down the line? A...
Kiplinger 12:00 UTC
How to Spot a Bad Landlord Before You Hand Over Your Hard-Earned Money
What do you know about your landlord? Not much, I'll bet, and that could cost you. You can learn from this woman's interaction...
Kiplinger 10:00 UTC
Sanders proposes bill to stop Social Security benefit garnishment for unpaid student loans
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., announced a new proposal on Monday to protect federal student loan borrowers from having their...
CNBC Personal Finance Aug 17
Stocks Struggle as Long-Term Yields Rise: Stock Market Today
Fear of a Fed move to tighten monetary policy has receded, but market-based interest rates are still trending higher.
Kiplinger Aug 17
How One Small Move Before 65 Can Unlock a Bigger Social Security Benefit
There are several factors to consider before tapping Social Security.
Money Aug 17
8 Best Gold IRA Companies of August 2026
Here are Money's picks for the best gold IRA companies of 2026.
Money Aug 17
Car Buyers Keep Focusing on Monthly Payment — But the CFPB Says Total Loan Cost Is the Number to Watch
There are several factors to consider when comparing loans.
Money Aug 17
How Much Money You Should Really Keep in Your Checking Account — and Why
Make sure you have a cash buffer.
Money Aug 17
Social Security Doesn’t Count Every Dollar the Same Way — Why Pensions and Annuities Don’t Build Your Check
Only earned income is included in the benefit calculation.
Money Aug 17
11 Senior Discounts That Could Save You Hundreds This Year
Kohl's, Walgreens, Michaels and more offer deals for people above a certain age.
Money Aug 17
Gen X Is Running Out of Time to Retire at 67. Here’s How to Catch Up
Nearly 1 in 5 Gen Xers expect to work past 67. Here's how to strengthen your retirement plan now.
Money Aug 17
Five Questions About SpaceX’s Computer Chip Ambitions
SpaceX plans to build the largest chip manufacturing facility in the world. Here are some key questions about Terafab.
Kiplinger Aug 17
5 Best Online Gold Dealers for August 2026
The best online gold dealers provide precious metal learning resources, stellar customer service and transparent pricing.
Money Aug 17
Thinking About Moving Near the Grandkids? Ask Yourself These 3 Questions First
Moving near the grandkids sounds like a retirement dream, but it can quickly become complicated. Ask these three crucial...
Kiplinger Aug 17
For 3 Years, Markets Have Soared Ever Closer to the Sun: Is It Time to Protect Your Gains Before Their Wings Melt?
Hooray for the market's double-digit growth three years in a row, but it could be time to check in on your risk tolerance.
Kiplinger Aug 17
Mortgage Rates Today, Monday, August 17: A Little Jolt
Mortgage interest rates are higher today, and where they head next could depend on events overseas.
NerdWallet Aug 17
Should You Upsize When College Tuition and Retirement Collide?
With $4 million saved, a couple wants a bigger home for their teens before retiring in eight years. In this week's Wealth Wise...
Kiplinger Aug 17
Kiplinger Business Costs Special Report 2026
Fresh forecasts from Kiplinger's Letters team to help you plan ahead and prepare a budget for a range of business costs.
Kiplinger Aug 17
Today's 'Safe' Returns May Not Be Enough to Secure Your Retirement: Here's Why, According to a Financial Pro
CDs and Treasuries are secure, but thanks to inflation they might not get you through retirement. You'll likely need some...
Kiplinger Aug 17
3 Reasons Kiplinger Readers Prefer the Capital One Venture Rewards Card
If you're looking for a travel card that offers flexible travel redemptions, ample perks and a lower annual fee, here's the...
Kiplinger Aug 17
Trump Accounts Poised to Unlock a $2,500 Tax Break for Parents Who Contribute
A proposed Trump Accounts rule could incentivize employers to participate, as well.
Money Aug 17
6 Timeless Money Lessons That Prove the Best Financial Advice Often Isn't the Newest
While the world has evolved over the past 250 years, these financial principles from the founding fathers still offer a...
Kiplinger Aug 17
The 5 Pillars of a Fulfilling Retirement (and They Don't Include Savings, Healthcare Costs or Social Security)
While a solid financial plan tells you if you can afford to retire, a "second checklist" focused on purpose, relationships and...
Kiplinger Aug 16
What the results of a Connecticut congressional primary race may mean for Social Security
Rep. John Larson of Connecticut, an advocate for expanding Social Security, was ousted in a Democratic primary contest Tuesday.
CNBC Personal Finance Aug 16
Hitting Your Retirement Number Is Not Your Cue to Retire: You Still Have This Question to Answer
Hitting your savings goal is worth celebrating, but you're not done with retirement planning. Next, ask yourself how you'll...
Kiplinger Aug 16
Cash Flow vs Income: Why Retirees Need to Know the Difference
Retirees often overpay their taxes because they mix up their cash flow, income and actual spending. Understanding the...
Kiplinger Aug 16
When Is a 1031 Exchange Not the Right Move? A Real Estate Investing Pro Offers a Reality Check for Your Next Exit
Investors should look beyond the "automatic" tax deferral of a 1031 exchange and assess whether staying in the landlord game...
Kiplinger Aug 16
My First $1 Million: Retired Oil Industry 'Gofer,' 73, Oklahoma
"I lost a lot of money on bad stock decisions. Fortunately, I was lucky on my good decisions. I usually bought on dips."
Kiplinger Aug 15
AOC says she's been saving up to freeze her eggs. Here's how much the procedure can cost
AOC is highlighting the cost of freezing her eggs. Here's what to know about health insurance coverage, state laws and taxes...
CNBC Personal Finance Aug 15Where these come from
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