Articles of Interest

How to Learn to Love Stocks Again Are you encouraged by the recent stock market upturn? This article shows how to get back into the market without heartbreak.
How to Keep Long-Term-Care Costs Under Control A new study shows that cost of care in nursing homes and assisted-living facilities is on the rise. Here are some steps to take.
Seeking Yield, Bond Funds Ramp Up Risk Study fund holdings carefully as some bond funds have been wandering beyond their traditional bounds.
The 10 Best Cities For Finding Employment Right Now As the employment picture perks up in some major metropolitan areas, job seekers might be tempted to limit their search to those cities. But as it turns out, the places with the healthiest employment numbers aren't always the best areas for finding a job.
Avoid The Risk of Outliving Your Money Life expectancies are increasing, forcing us to rethink the way we plan for retirement. This article links to a webcast.
6 Tips When Investing In Crowdsourcing Projects Crowdsourcing is a way for people to support causes they believe in by pledging donations through websites dedicated to funding socially-conscious, creative and innovative projects. Here are six pointers.
Your Boss: Want a Raise? Get in Shape Employer wellness programs used to mean just having a gym in the office or posters on the wall encouraging people to take the stairs instead of the elevator. Now more companies are using real money, and sometimes penalties, as incentives for workers to get in better shape.
Hire Your Kid, Get a Tax Break Here's an idea for those running a small business as a sole proprietorship or husband-wife partnership: Consider hiring your under-age-18 child as a bona fide employee.
96-Month Car Loans Wreck Your Wallet Don't be tempted to jump on one of those 75- to 96-month auto loans. Even if it shaves a few bucks off your monthly budget, it could be one of the worst financial decisions you'll ever make.
Best Retirement Move Almost Nobody Makes When it comes to rolling over retirement accounts, a new government report suggests that job switchers are ignoring what may be their best option: Pouring savings into a new employer's 401(k).
Save for College Wthout Going on Game Shows A new ABC game show isn't the best way to save for college. Here is a more grounded approach.
The Tax Advantages of Being a Landlord Taxes are one of the main reasons why fortunes are often made in real estate. This expert commentary provides insights.
Buy Stocks When Men Buy Socks Some have looked to the width or color of men's ties as economic bellwethers. But a better sartorial indicator may be the size of a man's underwear drawer.
The 90% Question A seminal analysis of the relationship between debt and growth comes under attack. See one expert's viewpoint.
Climbing, Stretching and Stumbling China's disappointing new growth figures are not the end of the world. Here's an analysis.


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