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Planning is essential for the affluent seeking tax breaks. Get to know the legal strategies for saving more.
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One is not like the other. We help you decide where to borrow money from.
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It's going to take more than a run-of-the-mill gift for this special Valentine. Check out these suggestions for the business-minded woman.
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Taking a road trip or staying with family when traveling are just some ways to affordably enjoy your spring break.
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Here is a quick rundown on what you need to know if you're filing your taxes for the first time.
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Using these strategies will help you get more cash when selling your house.
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Scandals and fraud have given financial professionals a black eye. Learn how to avoid typical ethical dilemmas.
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Some very strange things have been taxed over the years. Here are some of the strangest.
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Valentine's Day can be very expensive. Here are ways many people rack up debt.
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When it comes to filing your taxes, it can often pay to wait until the deadline.
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Are online degrees as respected as traditional college degrees?
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The end of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan will have an impact on the economy. Discover how.
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We look at the pros and cons of using software versus an accountant.
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Many people think they may actually make less overall because they are paying more taxes.
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Brands undergo various changes to remain competitive. Discover those that changed and those that fell behind.
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These tips can help you reduce taxes on your estate and ensure that your last wishes are closely met.
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Giving your child a credit card can be an important lesson in money management.
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You don't need to be worth millions to create your own trust fund. Learn how your money can be handled in the event of your death.
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Discover how to get some extra time from the IRS, without paying for the privilege.
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Getting a tax refund seems like a once-a-year bonus, but it might be better to track your taxes so you don't pay more than you owe in the first place.
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There is an abundance of work-from-home opportunities, but research and caution is crucial to finding a legitimate home-based job.
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Raising a child is expensive, and it requires a lot of planning. Here are some unexpected ways your money is going to be used when you have a baby.
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If you're fortunate enough to receive an inheritance at all, it might not be nearly as large as you expect.
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Check out the growing power of social media, and how it is being used to predict and influence investment markets.
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Don't leave it up to your accountant - owners are ultimately responsible for fulfilling tax obligations.
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Many Americans think these credit card "rules" are true. Read on to find out the facts.
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If you can resist the urge to overspend, then raising your credit limit could benefit you in various ways.
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If you have an interest in real estate, read on to find out which type of property you have.
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These criminals all had successful runs robbing banks and eluding police. Some met tragic ends.
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If you can't decide whether to build your rainy day fund or pay off debt, we weigh the options for you.
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The foreign tax credit provides a break on investment income made and taxed in a foreign country.
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Valentine's Day costs can add up very quickly. Here are some ways to cut back without being too stingy.
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The gaming market has a rich history in America, from lotteries in colonial settlements and card games in old west saloons to today's multibillion-dollar casino industry.
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Here are four popular products that profit from our laziest desires.
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Retiring at 62 sounds nice, but it could affect the amount of social security you receive.
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Meeting more of your clients' needs will help you achieve your financial goals.
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Facebook's IPO is sure to be the biggest IPO of the year. Find out what to expect.
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Your credit score will play a large role in the type of mortgage you are able to get.
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Here is a breakdown of what excise taxes are and how they can affect you when you move.
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Discover how most online businesses and web applications are making their money.
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It may be difficult to raise enough money needed for a start-up. However, there's always the option of pooling together funds with a group of people.
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You may not have heard of these easy, money-saving tips.
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If you're looking to start building your nest egg but don't know how to do it, read on. We give you a few easy tips on how to save.
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Here are some useful tips to help you set up a home gym for an affordable price.
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You often have to re-evaluate your budget after you move. Here are some tips to help you out.
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These three types of credit cards are becoming popular with customers looking to pay less fees and build up their credit scores.
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The employment outlook is starting to look brighter. These job sectors and industries are expected to have a need for more workers in 2012.
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With payday loans now operating across 41 states, we tell you how to use them wisely and responsibly.
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If you have a home business, here are some valuable tax tips you need to know.
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Despite investor distrust, rating agencies can be helpful. Just be sure you use these ratings as a starting point.
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Though an MBA is the most popular business graduate degree, there may be other options more suited to your goals.
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It's rare to have a health insurance plan that covers all the bases, so make sure you know where you're protected and when you will have to pay.
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Major banks in 2012 can expect to lose customers as they struggle with the Dodd-Frank Act and new fees.
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We tell you about some useful tactics you can use while looking for work.
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Here are four ways to protect yourself financially should you develop an illness.
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Which states are tax-effective retirement locales? It depends on the source of your retirement income.
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Does an over-supplied market of college graduates mean more opportunity for skilled trades?
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Rock music is not as popular in North America as it is in Europe. Ticket sales for concerts are slumping and bands are canceling tours.
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Remember these signs of unscrupulous lending when shopping for your mortgage.
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Before moving your retirement funds into another account, consider your options.
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Building $1 million in net worth requires the application of unusual skills and/or unusual effort.
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Helping your grandchildren save for college is a way to spoil them and reap some benefits yourself.
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Keep your resume relevant, concise and engaging, and you can expect an interview soon.
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Master these fundamentals and you'll be doing your own taxes with minimal stress.
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If you're thinking of moving to save a few dollars here and there, we've got a list of states for you to consider.
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There are many lucrative career paths a person with an interest in finance can explore.
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Discover how a recent study indicates that many advisors do not increase investment returns.
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Many of today's pro athletes are commanding million-dollar salaries and enjoying luxuries of the filthy rich.
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Experience and knowledge gained in the military can transfer over to many business and finance jobs.
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Whether professional athletes play for the love of the game or a nice payday, one thing is for certain: victory pays.
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Find out which Hollywood stars and personalities started their working careers in the world of finance.
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Read on to uncover the hidden economic value of a stay-at-home parent.
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Not only do these finance careers pay high salaries, they're also in high demand.
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Airline deregulation, more airport choices and number of flights all affect how much flights cost.
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Money shouldn't be the only factor when planning your next trip. Here are other factors to use when determining the best time to travel.
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We give you seven guidelines to help you keep more of your money in your pocket.
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Discover how to start building a portfolio and how to manage it for the best results.
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Before you make the leap into post-secondary, remember these important factors and handle them accordingly.
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Make sure your 401(k) plan has the self-directed option to ensure that your retirement is as comfortable as possible.
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College tuition is getting more expensive, textbooks are increasing in price and for-profit schools are popping up.
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These simple changes to your spending and saving habits can put your next vacation easily within reach.
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Government benefits can cost you big money! Know the income thresholds before you file.
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These five young entrepreneurs have seen success in a variety of different fields. Find out how they did it.
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We look at the degrees that will get you a job in sectors that provide competitive wages, security and growth.
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These products are seeing fast price decreases, and soon you will able to purchase them for next to nothing.
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We look at celebrity endorsements and the financial impact they have on the companies they represent.
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As our population ages and healthcare costs increase, retirees need to ensure that their medical coverage is complete.
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Here are some positives and negatives to help you decide where you stand on the minimum wage debate.
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A liberal arts degree doesn't mean your career choices are limited; find out the exciting and high-paying jobs you can do with this degree.
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Sears has suffered major setbacks in recent months, but the company's future may be in its real estate assets.
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Ever dream of a world without tax? It existed - 3,000 years ago.
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Are you preparing for a CAIA designation? Don't worry, we'll give you a bit of insight.
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If a stay-at-home mom or dad took their skills to the marketplace, they could make much more than the average American. Find out how much.
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These sites and tips will help you figure out what kind of vacation you want and how to ensure you're getting the best price.
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While losing a home can be a traumatic event for you and your family, it's best to find ethical means of delaying or avoiding foreclosure, even if it takes more time.
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Your pals may like your returns, but it isn't wise for you to manage their money.
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Research creates a division of labor that makes the market more efficient. Learn how its role has changed.
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Looking for a job? These four industries are in high demand.
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We look at how much the government could save if it took $1 bills out of circulation.
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The recession didn't stop major banks and airlines from trying to impose extra fees on Americans.