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Kaitlin Pitsker

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Yahoo Finance, Chicago Tribune, Baltimore Sun, Nasdaq, Orlando Sentinel, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Anchorage Daily News, Tulsa World, Billings Gazette, Kiplinger and
Communications professional, board game addict, kitchen experimenter, dog lover. Former Associate Editor at Kiplinger. Syracuse University Newhouse alumna
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Don’t Leave Your Benefits Behind

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By Kaitlin Pitsker
| Kiplinger Verified
When changing jobs, lock down health insurance and don’t forget your 401(k). Getty Images By Kaitlin Pitsker, Associate Editor April 3, 2020 From Kiplinger’s Personal Finance After almost eight years at Kiplinger, where I started my career as an intern, I’m moving on to a new job. I had to tie up a lot of loose ends as I eyed the exit, and one of the most important was figuring out what to do with workplace benefits, including health insurance and my retirement savings account.
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Good Debt, Bad Debt: Knowing the Difference

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By Kaitlin Pitsker
| Yahoo Finance Verified
With U.S. household debt at a record-breaking $14 trillion at the end of 2019, more Americans are learning to live with and manage debt. Since the financial crisis, consumer credit in its many forms--from student loans and mortgages to auto loans and credit cards--has grown. In recent years, a strong economy and job market have encouraged many people to spend and borrow more. SEE ALSO: Does Your Credit Card Measure Up? Not all debt is harmful to your financial health.
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Good Debt, Bad Debt: Knowing the Difference

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By Kaitlin Pitsker
| Kiplinger Verified
Illustration by Harry Campbell By Kaitlin Pitsker, Associate Editor March 6, 2020 From Kiplinger’s Personal Finance With U.S. household debt at a record-breaking $14 trillion at the end of 2019, more Americans are learning to live with and manage debt. Since the financial crisis, consumer credit in its many forms—from student loans and mortgages to auto loans and credit cards—has grown. In recent years, a strong economy and job market have encouraged many people to spend and borrow more.
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