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Kiplinger's Personal Finance is a magazine focused on personal finance, published by Kiplinger since 1947. It is recognized as the first personal finance magazine in the United States, providing "reliable, impartial advice in straightforward language." The magazine covers a variety of topics, including money management, financial security, saving, investing, retirement planning, college expenses, and significant purchases such as cars and homes. Since January 2009, Janet Bodnar has served as the editor of Kiplinger's Personal Finance.

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Trump Tax Bill Targets Current EV Owners With New $250 Annual Fee | Kiplinger

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Stock Market Today: Tesla Drags on Stocks Amid Musk-Trump Feud

1 day ago | kiplinger.com | Karee Venema

Stocks struggled for direction Thursday as market participants awaited more details on tariff negotiations between the U.S. and its trading partners. On Wednesday, President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a roughly 90-minute phone call to discuss trade between the two countries.
These Jobs Reduce Your Alzheimer's Risk: How You Can Benefit

1 day ago | kiplinger.com | Christy Bieber

Alzheimer's is a pervasive and devastating disease. An estimated 6.9 million Americans were living with this common type of dementia in 2024, and that number is expected to grow by 2060 unless medical breakthroughs alter its course. The condition is also the fifth-leading cause of death among those 65 and over. With Alzheimer's becoming increasingly common within a rapidly aging population, exploring ways to reduce the risk is vital.
Five Smart Moves for Retirement Healthcare: From HSAs to Medigap Policies

2 days ago | kiplinger.com | Donna Fuscaldo

Retirement planning has as much to do with amassing and spending your nest egg as it does with determining your health care needs. Nobody wants to think about getting ill or injured when they get old, but it’s inevitable for many, requiring planning for healthcare costs in retirement. Health care in retirement isn’t cheap. A semi-private room in a nursing home, on average, costs $9,277 per month, while a private room is $10,646 a month, according to Genworth’s 2024 Cost of Care survey.
Capital One Venture X Lounge Access Rules Are Changing - Here’s How to Keep Your Access

2 days ago | kiplinger.com | Rachael Green

In an email to Venture X and Venture X Business cardholders this week and confirmed on the Capital One website, the card issuer announced that its airport lounge access rules – among the most generous of any travel rewards card – would be changing. Beginning February 1, 2026, cardholders will no longer be able to bring guests into Capital One lounges or Priority Pass lounges for free. The credit card issuer is also taking away complimentary lounge access for authorized users added to your card.
Stock Market Today: Stocks Brush Off Weak Jobs Data

2 days ago | kiplinger.com | Karee Venema

Stocks were choppy Wednesday as market participants weighed weak economic data and tumbling Treasury yields. Ahead of the opening bell, data from ADP showed private employers added 37,000 jobs in May. This was the lowest reading since March 2023 and well short of the 110,000 economists expected. "After a strong start to the year, hiring is losing momentum," said Nela Richardson, chief economist at ADP.
Don’t Get Caught Off Guard by Southwest’s New Portable Battery Policy

4 days ago | kiplinger.com | Paige Cerulli

Southwest Airlines has implemented new portable charger flight rules to maximize flight safety. The updated policy focuses on lithium-ion battery safety, which has become a growing concern for the airline industry due to the risk of overheating or fire. These changes impact how and when you can use power banks and other battery-powered accessories while onboard.
Four things you can do today to up your financial preparedness

4 days ago | kiplinger.com | David Rodeck

No one can predict the future. That’s why a successful financial plan prepares you for the unexpected. TD Bank’s 2025 Financial Preparedness Survey found that 86% of respondents think about their financial preparedness at least monthly. However, many also admitted feeling like they could not handle future problems as they come up. For example, 36% of Americans said they are not confident they have enough savings to pay for an unexpected bill.
Tax Rule Change Could See Millions Lose Health Insurance

4 days ago | kiplinger.com | Joy Taylor

The health premium tax credit (PTC) is almost 13 years old. Thanks to Obamacare, eligible individuals who otherwise can’t get affordable coverage through their employers can purchase coverage from the marketplace and qualify for the PTC to reduce their monthly premiums. People who can get affordable health coverage through their employers don't qualify for the PTC, nor do individuals who are eligible for Medicare, Tricare, Medicaid or other federal health insurance programs.
Watch Out for Annuity Surrender Charges: How to Avoid Them

4 days ago | kiplinger.com | Ken Nuss

Annuities can supercharge your retirement savings, but there’s a potential downside. Nearly all annuities impose a surrender period, during which excessive early withdrawals are subject to a surrender charge. With proper planning, however, you can easily avoid surrender charges. The key is knowing how much liquidity or access to funds you may need in your annuity.