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After dealing with a leukemia diagnosis and a layoff, the Mitchells are ready to take a much more conservative approach to their finances. More
A retirement savings plan that assumes you'll spend less in your later years doesn't take into account the potential for unexpected health care and other costs. More
Just as the stock market was heading into its summer swoon, I pulled every penny out. Five months later and still in cash, I'm confronted by the question of what kind of investor I really am. Here's what I've learned so far. More
Scott Pankratz and Julie Osborn need to boost their stocks and savings to pay for half of their kids' college tuition.
They steered their funds into the head of the pack in the bear market, in the bull market and even in the current blah market. Find out how these managers did it and where they're investing now.
It's not necessary to trade up or add on to make your home feel bigger. Employ these smart home remodeling strategies to get the most out of limited space.
Analyst and blogger, Barry Ritholtz, is angry about how few prosecutions have taken place in the wake of the financial crash -- and he blames Wall Street's influence on Washington.
Money manager John Hussman believes the Wall Street bailouts set a dangerous precedent by lessening the consequences for those who misallocated capital and encouraging speculative risk-taking.
Housing analyst Laurie Goodman warns of a potential 'death spiral' in the real estate market.
Banking analyst Michael Mayo rails against practices that allows executives of public companies to enrich themselves even if they perform poorly.
Variable annuities promise it all, and millions are buying in. Before you join them, you'd better know what's on the other side of the rainbow.
Mad as hell and don't want to take it anymore? Break off your banking relationships without going off the grid.
While the budget is still in play, use these strategies to win over your boss.
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