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Customer Reviews of Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine

Everyone should read this mag
Kiplinger's has really helped me to save and invest through the years. Like most people, I'm not a Wall Street investment tycoon, just an average person, working for a not so big paycheck, but wanting to invest for my future. Articles explain taxes, mortgages, investments, retirement, etc. in an easy to understand way. This has been a great educational source for me over the years, helping me to invest in a comfortable manner for me and watch my investments grow to provide a financially better life.

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Mediocre
Perhaps the most useful way to classify magazines offering investment advice is by the markets they serve. For Kiplinger, this is very much the Middle Class--lots of advice on mutual funds, "7 Stocks You Should Own Now," planning for retirement, etc. Unfortunately, the advice is very much middle-of-the-road and not terribly useful. The magazine loses credibility when the mutual funds it recommends change from month to month. <
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>A more entertaining and useful publication, one aimed at the Upper Middle Class, is [[ASIN:B000LXS9PY SmartMoney [2-year subscription]]], published by the editors of the Wall Street Journal. Not only are their investment suggestions better, but they talk about a lot of other things of interest to those with disposable income (e.g., wine). Even if you don't have a lot of disposable income, it's a lot more fun to read than Kiplinger's, and your conversations will become more interesting.

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Business Magazine
I received my first issue of Kiplinger's and I have to say very informative. Lots of good advice and very descriptive. Very resourceful, a magazine to keep on the book shelf for future reference.