Kiplinger's Personal Finance - January 2021
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WHERE TO INVEST IN 2021 These seven trends should guide your investing decisions as the economy recovers and we put the pandemic behind us. PLUS: 8 stocks to buy ... and 5 to sell. THE BEST AND WORST PRESIDENTS FOR STOCKS The leaders and losers often presided over market-driving factors they couldn’t control. BUILD A BOND LADDER Target-maturity bond ETFs make the task a lot easier.
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Profit From Planet-Friendly Companies
Sustainable stocks are going gangbusters. We found seven with an environmental focus to buy now.
SAVE ENERGY (AND MONEY, TOO)
Tax breaks and the prospect of lower utility bills make these projects worth a look.
New Challenges for a Church
With Sunday services online, this minister’s congregation is finding ways to stay connected.
Fulfilling Ways to Spend Retirement
LIVING IN RETIREMENT
Protect Your Home From Nature's Wrath
Some disasters aren’t covered by standard homeowners policies. Make sure you’re prepared before it’s too late.
How Green Are Your Bonds?
Fixed-income investors can make an environmental impact.
Best 401(k) Funds From American Funds
We rate the most popular actively managed offerings for retirement accounts.
THE CASE FOR Indexed Annuities
These products may offer better returns than traditional fixed-income investments. But there are trade-offs.
Earth-First ETFs Are Soaring
These five exchange-traded funds should deliver big rewards.
A Word About Short Selling: Don't
The fracas in January over a company called GameStop suddenly brought the practice of shorting stocks back into the public spotlight. GameStop sells video games via a network of thousands of retail outlets that have the anachronistic feel of Blockbuster stores. Business has soured, mainly because of online competition. GameStop scratched out a profit in fiscal 2017 (ending January 31, 2018), then lost money in the next two years and is estimated to have lost $680 million in the past 12 months.