Kyle Woodley is the Editor-in-Chief of WealthUp. His 20-year journalistic career has included more than a decade in financial media, where he previously has served as the Senior Investing Editor of Kiplinger.com and the Managing Editor of InvestorPlace.com.
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The personal finance landscape is increasingly being peppered by AI tools. But you need to be mindful about the data you're putting in ... and what they're spitting out.
They're boring. They barely move. But almost everyone -- even people that don't own a single bond -- should pay at least a little attention to the bond market.
Our annual explanation of the Santa Claus Rally, and what experts think about our chances of getting one again this year.
Financial media can't write enough about "The Oracle of Omaha" to satisfy reader demand. What makes this billionaire investor beloved above all others?
When is a loss not exactly a loss? When you turn investment duds into tax savings. And that's what tax-loss harvesting is.
Everything you need to know about how much you can contribute to a variety of retirement plans, and when you need to contribute by, for the 2024 tax year.
We interview U.S. Navy SEAL veteran Kaj Larsen to discuss the specific obstacles that the military, veterans, and their families face on the financial front.
People tend to be confident in their credit knowhow, but data shows their knowledge isn't up to snuff. Make sure you know what's what in this look into your credit score.
We all hope for a long, rewarding life. But too many people underestimate just how long a life they need to plan for when drawing up their retirement road map.
We explore how the stock market (and the various pie slices of the market) fared once the Federal Reserve begins paring back its benchmark interest rate.
