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Architectural Digest US

Architectural Digest US

Seven Houses

Anthony Zimmitti, a seasoned builder based in Pasadena, will never forget the moment he first saw the blaze.

1 min  |

March 2026
Architectural Digest US

Architectural Digest US

Soft Power

Founded by Greg Chait in 2007, The Elder Statesman has become synonymous with nonchalant Los Angeles cool.

1 min  |

March 2026
Architectural Digest US

Architectural Digest US

Social Chair

In 20th-century Hollywood, William Haines's low seats defined how glam Angelenos hung out

2 min  |

March 2026
Architectural Digest US

Architectural Digest US

The Foothill Catalog Foundation

The seed for The Foothill Catalog Foundation (TFCF) was planted while the Eaton Fire was still raging last January.

1 min  |

March 2026
Architectural Digest US

Architectural Digest US

Angel City Lumber

Following the Eaton Fire, which claimed 19 lives and destroyed more than 9,000 buildings, Jeff Perry and his \"treemates\" at Angel City Lumber faced the same dilemma confronted by so many: how to fathom the unfathomable.

1 min  |

March 2026
Architectural Digest US

Architectural Digest US

Case Study: Adapt

In the years after World War II, the legendary Case Study program presented bold new models for modern life, soliciting leading architects of the day to design low-cost, efficient residences.

1 min  |

March 2026
Architectural Digest US

Architectural Digest US

Save the Tiles

Roaming their Altadena streets in the aftermath of the Eaton Fire, Eric Garland and his teenage daughter Lucy couldn't help but notice that a neighbor's fireplace surround had emerged nearly unscathed.

1 min  |

March 2026
Architectural Digest US

Architectural Digest US

It Takes a Villa

In the hills of Silver Lake, creative couple Jed Lind and Jessica de Ruiter tailor an Italianate outlier to the rhythms of contemporary family life

3 min  |

March 2026
Architectural Digest US

Architectural Digest US

Project Chimney

Where others saw devastation, artist Evan Curtis Charles Hall, the founding director of LA's House Museum, discovered moments of poignant beauty.

1 min  |

March 2026
Architectural Digest US

Architectural Digest US

A SECRET HISTORY

ON A STORIED PLOT IN SILVER LAKE, ARCHITECT TAKASHI YANAI FASHIONS A BOLD NEW HOUSE WHILE THE LANDSCAPE MAESTROS AT TERREMOTO REVIVE THE HISTORIC GARDEN

4 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

GREAT TRIPS FOR SOLO TRAVELERS

Planning a vacation for one? From mountain treks to wellness retreats, you can find a getaway that suits your style—and that builds in some companionship, too.

10 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

HOW TO LOWER YOUR TAX BILL

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act brought a host of changes that could affect your 2025 tax return. We'll show you how to make the most of them and get other breaks that reduce what you owe-or maximize your refund.

10+ min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

MAKE LEARNING A LIFELONG AFFAIR

GOING back to live on a college campus, taking classes, and mixing and mingling with students young enough to be their grandchildren wasn't originally on Anna and Jeffry Young's retirement bingo card. Yet that's their life these days.

10+ min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Cleaning Up the Paper Clutter

Once you hit retirement, keeping tax returns from decades ago can become unwieldy.

3 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

NAVIGATING MEDICARE ENROLLMENT

Failing to sign up on time can be a costly mistake.

2 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Focus on Income First

EVERY reader knows I am unfazed at the sacrifice of a percentage point or two of share price or net asset value to secure a higher yield or cash distribution. That underscores my reverence for short-term high-yield bonds, packaged car leases and credit card bills, floating-rate corporate bank loans, and the many multisector and flexible exchange-traded and closed-end funds that own these assets or some of each. These investments reliably distribute upward of 5% and sometimes 7%. Add funds or ETFs that write options on stocks or stock indexes to pay out 8% or more, and you might easily overlook how the Federal Reserve has slashed the interest rate it controls to 3.5%—the low since September 2022—with further cuts to follow this year.

2 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

EASING THE SQUEEZE ON AFFORDABILITY

A 50-year mortgage probably isn't the answer, but there are other ways to alleviate the continuing sting of high prices.

3 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Health Care Stocks: Bet on a Recovery

The flagging sector has perked up a bit lately.

7 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

The Merger Market Heats Up

Investing in takeover deals can be a low-volatility way to diversify your portfolio.

2 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

2026 MUTUAL FUND GUIDE

A banner year for stocks created winners the world over, in companies of all sizes. The top funds in 11 categories crushed the averages.

9 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

In Search of Almost-Safe Stocks

IS there really such a thing as a safe stock? When you buy a share, you own a tiny piece of a business, and any business can develop problems no one suspects. Consider Enron, a consistent moneymaker in energy trading, which went from $90 a share to 26 cents in a little over a year. Or Sears, once a solid retail giant and now reduced to just a handful of stores. Eastman Kodak, Polaroid and Blockbuster were all solid citizens that went bankrupt.

4 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

RESOLVE CONFLICTS WITH YOUR ADVISER

Knowing how to deal with a disagreement can improve both your finances and your relationship with your planner.

3 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

NEW WAYS TO KEEP ONLINE ACCOUNTS SAFE

As cybercrime evolves, the strategies you use to protect yourself need to evolve, too.

4 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

WHY FIDO SHOULD BE IN YOUR ESTATE PLAN

Including your wishes in your will or in a pet trust can ensure proper care when you can't provide it.

2 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

A FORECAST FOR THE MONTHS AHEAD

The experts at The Kiplinger Letter, which publishes weekly business and economic forecasts, recently shared their predictions for the economy, politics, new technologies and more throughout 2026. Here are some of their expectations.

2 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Longevity Advice for Women

IN recent columns, I have written about longevity literacy and the need for long-term-care planning (see “Living in Retirement,” Dec. 2025 and Feb. 2026). To see how women fit into this picture, I interviewed Maddy Dychtwald, cofounder of AgeWave, a research and consulting firm focused on aging, and author of Ageless Aging: A Woman’s Guide to Increasing Healthspan, Brainspan and Lifespan. Dychtwald interviewed dozens of researchers, scientists and physicians for her book, and these are some of her key takeaways.

2 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

THE LIFE CYCLE OF A BOND

Your bond portfolio's return depends on everything from interest rate swings to defaults. Here's what to watch for.

5 min  |

March 2026
Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Trim Your Child-Care Costs

Working parents can take advantage of tax breaks and local assistance programs.

5 min  |

March 2026
Architectural Digest US

Architectural Digest US

Collective

Talking with friends and neighbors who had, like herself, lost their homes in the Eaton Fire, interior designer Kelsey Sundburg often heard the same refrain: Their new places just didn't feel right.

1 min  |

March 2026
Architectural Digest US

Architectural Digest US

NO PANE NO GAIN

The right window treatment, Jake Arnold knows from experience, can complete a space, if imperceptibly.

1 min  |

March 2026