1100 13th Street, NW, Suite 750Washington, DC 20005202.887.6400Customer Service: 800.544.0155
All Contents © 2019The Kiplinger Washington Editors
See All Authors »
Associate Editor Kiplinger's Personal Finance
Pitsker joined Kiplinger in the summer of 2012. Previously, she interned at the Post-Standard newspaper in Syracuse, N.Y., and with Chronogram magazine in Kingston, N.Y. She holds a BS in magazine journalism from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.
If you’re upgrading, you won’t have to spend a bundle to get what you need.
See More From: Technology
Merging households and finances is a major step. Be sure to have an open and honest dialogue about each other's income and spending habits beforehand.
See More From: Millennial Money
They can expect multiple offers as boomers retire and the economy chugs along.
See More From: Careers
With these inexpensive tools, it’s easy to create your own site.
See More From: Small Business
Some loan servicers may be dropping the ball on keeping you up-to-date on how much you may owe.
See More From: Student Loans
Some colleges blur the lines between loans and grants.
See More From: Paying for College
These workarounds may help borrowers who are ill, whose school closed, or who have other college debt issues.
The game plays into millennial stereotypes, but in reality we’re not much different than other generations.
Internet-based services to back up and store files and photos are inexpensive.
If you haven’t re-shopped your wireless phone plan in a few years, you’re probably paying a steep price for your loyalty.
See More From: Smart Buying
Companies and rural areas offer tax breaks and other benefits.
While they're still active and healthy, you should broach the subject of what assistance they'll expect from you as they age.
New home security systems are affordable, versatile and easy to install.
As if dying isn't bad enough, imagine your ex (your no-good, lying, cheating ex!) rolling in all the money you left behind. And, worse, your beloved family fighting it out in court to get what they can. ...
See More From: Estate Planning
These schools give students on-the-job training before they graduate.
Hackers and ID thieves have new tricks to target travelers.
Beware that federal student loans will be more expensive this year because of rising interest rates.