FORECASTS FOR EXECUTIVES AND INVESTORS

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Unlike most other news sources, The Kiplinger Letter doesn't report news that already happened. Rather, it anticipates future events and trends that other publications will report as news later.

Why?

To help you profit and prosper in your business, investments, and personal finances.

Think of the Letter as your personal consulting service, filled with insight and intelligence on everything from how the economy will perform this year, to innovative technologies currently under development, to emerging investment opportunities you should consider — or avoid.

What else makes The Kiplinger Letter different from just about every other news source?

In a word, trust.

You hear a lot these days about "fake news" and reporters who let their own political bias dictate what they write. You won't find any of that in the Letter.

We know our readers don't want our opinions. They want reliable, objective judgments to help them in their decision making.

So we simply do the research and analyze the facts. Then we report what we believe will happen, not what we want to happen. That's why the Letter has stayed in business for more than 95 years.

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The Letter employs eight seasoned reporters and editors who specialize in different subject areas. Each week, they look for key trends and future developments that will affect the economy, financial markets, specific industries and, ultimately, your business, investments and financial affairs.

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We rigorously parse what they tell us, compare it with what other sources tell us, and arrive at our own conclusions after much internal debate. Everything we write gets fact-checked, copyedited and polished before it leaves the editor's desk.

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The Kiplinger Letter

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