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Kaitlin Mulhere

Kaitlin Mulhere

Editor at Money

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  • English
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  • Higher Education

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Recent Articles

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Money's Best Colleges: These 42 Schools Offer the Biggest Bang for Your Buck

We ranked more than 700 schools delivering strong outcomes, manageable debt and real long-term value.
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A new survey finds Americans regularly lose sleep over money issues — especially if they have debt.
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Just because the IRS does not require you to file doesn't mean you shouldn't.
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Pell Grants Will Soon Help Students Pay for Job Training Programs

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Student Loan Changes 2026: New Repayment Options, Taxable Forgivene...

The changes stem largely from the megabill President Donald Trump signed into law in July.
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What's New for Social Security in 2026? These 5 Changes Start in Ja...

COLA increases, tax breaks and service changes are reshaping Social Security starting in January.
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Retirees' Hidden Asset: Home Equity Options for Older Homeowners

Retirees are sitting on valuable home equity assets. Here's how to tap in.
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The best age to buy long-term care insurance is in your mid-50s to mid-60s.
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Will You Need Long-Term Care? Here’s What the Statistics Say

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What Retirees Should Know Before Tapping Home Equity to Pay for Med...

Home equity is a major source of wealth for many Americans. Can it help retirees pay for a major expense?
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How HELOCs Can Help Retired Homeowners Manage Expenses

A home equity line of credit can help older folks cover home repairs, medical bills, emergency expenses and more.