It is good to have other's opinions on important financial matters.

The general personal finance articles on budgeting, saving, investing, taxes, etc. are what makes the magazine and generally better than SmartMoney or Money's articles in those subjects. The more in-depth investing articles on stocks, bonds and mutual funds are well written also. It's easy to read but still has a wealth of financial information. Think of Kiplinger's as more The Suze Orman Show than Wall Street Week, Fast Money or Mad Money. I still subscribe to Money Magazine as I feel both magazines are good and provide complementary information.

good common sense ideas for money management and every day useful things

I would definitely recommend this magazine It has given me some real insight to the stock market and where to put your money in bad economic times. There are always articles that catch my eye and lead to some money savings.

I really enjoy Kiplingers. It's an easy-read magazine, easy to navigate through the magazine to read what you want. They have some decent regular columnists. They have really good analysis on specific stocks and specific funds. James Glassman article are almost always educational, informative and spot-on with what you ought to be doing in the market.

Have subscribed to many financial publications over the years--Kiplinger PF, Forbes, Smart Money, Money Mag., Kiplinger Letter, Morningstar, Bloomberg. Have settled on Forbes and Kiplinger Personal Finance. Their content and recommendations are the best, their articles interpret data and draw concise conclusions.

This has been a favorite of my husband's for a few years now. If you are into finance some really good articles and information. Better than most finance magazines as articles are very practical.

I like Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine better than Money Magazine because it seems to be geared toward the regular person, not the stockbrokers and rich people, unlike Money Magazine. It really does help with personal finance!

Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine is informative and in-depth. Its covers issues faced by most people and families these days - saving to purchase a home, funding a retirement plan, saving for college, comparing available long-term care coverages, etc.

I don't feel like Kiplinger's Personal Finance is a non-biased source for information. It is more like an infomercial. I recommend Money magazine over this one.