Articles by Kiplinger

Make the Most of Health Insurance Changes in 2013

What's going to happen to employer health insurance prices and coverage during open enrollment this year? Do you have any advice on picking the best plan? SEE ALSO: Health Care Reform... Read >>

Tax-Free Money for College

My son will be starting college next month. What documentation do I need to give to the company that administers the 529 plan to be able to withdraw the money tax-free for the college bills? ... Read >>

How to Turn In a Leased Vehicle Early

Getting out of a lease early can cost a bundle. Leasing companies typically demand termination fees of $300 to $500, plus a few months' worth of payments. DOWNLOAD: The Kip Tips iPad App ... Read >>

How to Renew Lapsed Auto Insurance

Going even one day without auto insurance coverage can lead to higher rates. After 30 days, you're deemed to have "no prior insurance," which can sometimes cause rates to skyrocket to... Read >>

Switch to a Bank With Lower Fees

Bank customers fed up with fees are showing their dissatisfaction with their feet: Some 10% switched banks last year, according to the 2012 J.D. Power and Associates Retail Banking Study. Most of... Read >>

How to Monitor Your Kid's Grades

Sorry, you'll have to ask your child to provide the school with written permission. Students over age 18 or attending college have legal control over their educational records and must waive... Read >>

Find Health Insurance Even If You Have a Preexisting Condition

Starting in 2014, insurers will no longer be able to reject anyone for coverage or charge a higher rate because of a preexisting condition. But until then, it can be frustrating to search for... Read >>

How to Evaluate Your Medicare Options

If you're age 65 or over, you have a slew of choices for filling the gaps in Medicare during open-enrollment season, which runs from October 15 to December 7. Most people choose either Medicare... Read >>

Get Health Information on a Family Member

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) sets strict privacy rules, which can make it difficult to get medical information about elderly parents,... Read >>

Review: Consumers Will Either Love or Hate Microsoft's Windows 8

Windows 8, which debuts this fall, is likely to thrill or infuriate you, depending on the device you're using and how resistant you are to change. The new operating system is designed to run on... Read >>

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