Chris Kissell
6 Ways Your Income Taxes Change in Retirement (for Better and Worse)
Chris Kissell on October 16, 2025
Understanding how your tax situation evolves in retirement may help you keep more money in your pocket.
IRS to Increase Tax Breaks for Investment Gains, Gifts and Estates in 2026
Chris Kissell on October 14, 2025
These changes mostly affect wealthy taxpayers, but some middle-class folks also likely will benefit.
4 Surprising Health Benefits of Getting Flu Shots
Chris Kissell on October 10, 2025
In some cases, having received an influenza vaccine could mean the difference between life and death.
This Key to a Happy Life Might Also Lower Your Dementia Risk
Chris Kissell on October 8, 2025
Research reveals that one factor might make older people 28% less likely to develop cognitive impairment.
A New Way to Catch Mail Fraud and Theft — Before It’s Too Late
Chris Kissell on October 7, 2025
A new service could be a great defense against crooks who want to steal your mail and identity.
This Common Car Color Loses $12,000 of Its Value in 5 Years
Chris Kissell on October 6, 2025
If you plan to sell your car someday, avoiding this color might be wise.
3 Trump Tax Cuts That Democrats Want to Expand Even More
Chris Kissell on October 3, 2025
Some Democrats are pushing to expand key breaks that were created by President Trump’s recent tax law.
5 Car Insurers Losing a Bunch of Customers — and 5 Companies They Switch To
Chris Kissell on October 8, 2025
A new Consumer Reports survey reveals which car insurers are hemorrhaging customers — and which companies are winning them over.
These 25 Cities Are America’s Safest All-Around in 2025
Chris Kissell on October 22, 2025
Discover which hidden havens in the U.S. promise peace and security like no others.
This Mask Material Best Protects You From the Coronavirus
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
This combination of two materials is nearly as protective as an N95 mask.
New Rule Change Makes Savings Accounts More Attractive
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
A new Federal Reserve ruling makes things a little easier financially during the pandemic.
Why the Coronavirus Lockdown Is Bad for Your Car
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
You are probably driving less — and that might not be good for your car.
How the Coronavirus Could Ding Your Credit Score
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
Credit card companies are quietly making moves that can cause you unexpected trouble.
Can You Catch the Coronavirus From a Pet?
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
It’s official: Two pets in the U.S. now have tested positive. Here’s what you should know.
This Pastime Can Keep Your Brain Sharp as You Age
Chris Kissell on April 23, 2020
It’s never too late to benefit from taking up this type of activity.
Is Meat About to Disappear From Your Grocery Store?
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
The coronavirus pandemic is making meat more scarce. Here are a handful of good protein substitutes.
Amazon Wants You to Buy Fewer Things: Here’s Why
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
The online retailer is taking several steps to discourage people from purchasing too many nonessential items.
HBO Offering 500 Hours of Free Movies and Shows
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
Anyone with an internet connection can stream this premium entertainment for free right now.
These 9 Stores Have Stopped Taking Returns
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
Some retailers, including grocery stores, are not accepting returns due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Avoiding These 5 Foods Could Save Your Vision as You Age
Chris Kissell on April 18, 2020
Millions of Americans may be able to prevent an incurable cause of blindness by making a basic change.
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