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Sandra Block

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Washington, D.C.
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Senior associate editor for Kiplinger's Personal Finance. Proud West Virginian. I read a lot of books.
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How I'm Getting My Affairs in Order As a New Retiree Original

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By Sandra Block Verified
| Kiplinger Verified
Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Subscribe to our newsletter During my long career in journalism, I was good at meeting deadlines, which made me popular with editors. I’ve always filed my tax return well before April 15. I even return my library books on time. But when it comes to things that don’t have a hard deadline, I’m less diligent.
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Manage an Inheritance Like a Pro

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By Sandra Block Verified
| The Epoch Times
An inheritance can be life-changing, but the wrong moves can create unnecessary taxes and expenses. By Sandra Block Kiplinger’s Personal Finance How you manage an inheritance can change your life. We’ve all heard stories about individuals who passed away quietly after a life of frugality, keeping their estate plan a secret and leaving a fortune to their unsuspecting heirs. Or, alas, occasionally bequeathing their riches to a beloved pet.
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Ready, Set, Wear

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By Martin Spiro, Sandra Block Verified, Sam McCommon
| Media Mice
Contact lenses for tweens The old “wait until 13” rule is officially expired. The data shows tweens can handle contact lenses just as well as teens—sometimes better—so it’s time to trade the birthday-candle math for a real conversation about readiness. “Are they ready?” It’s a question parents ask constantly about their kids: whether they’re old enough for that scary movie, a first solo bike ride or a sharp knife in the kitchen.
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