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Your Money
Help your readers get timely financial advice on investments, college aid, travel, transportation, real estate, retirement, technology, stocks and many other areas from the most-trusted experts in the field: the Kiplinger Personal Finance group. Our weekly package contains two feature stories with art, secondary features and five-six columns by well-known writers on a range of topics. Your Money by Kiplinger is brightly written, succinct and authoritative, an invaluable guide in uncertain economic times.
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Family finances: Are you ready to be a whistleblower?
New and enhanced laws make it harder to retaliate against an employee who reveals wrongdoing at work, whether the boss is Uncle Sam or the company CEO, and bounty programs are starting to pay off for tipsters exposing tax cheats and shareholder ri...
Money-smart kids: Putting a lid on prom costs
A recent survey from Visa showed that prom spending hit an average of $1,139 per family this year, up 5 percent from last year. One way to keep expenses under control is for parents to take an active role in prom planning.
Spending: Cheap cloud computers
The Chromebook from Google is specifically designed to run Google's free Web-based apps, including Gmail, Google Drive, Calendar and Picasa.
Investing: Earn 6 percent to 8 percent on your money
To earn a 6-percent yield in a world where safe investments pay 1 percent or less requires accepting significant risk. Becca Followill, head of stock research at U.S. Capital Advisors, thinks MLPs are a great idea for superior income.
Avoid shady mobile phone charges
The average person is paying over $70 a month on their cell phone bill. With those kinds of prices, it's infuriating to realize that small-time scammers may be sneaking extra charges into the fine print. How do you avoid having this happen to you?
Retirement: Start early to reach your retirement savings target
You can't anticipate at age 25 what your final salary will be at retirement -- and therefore you can't know what 85 percent of your ending salary will be. One big advantage to starting early is that it lets compounding work longer on your behalf.
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