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Credit scores indicate past behavior but don't necessarily reflect present or future behavior, so don't judge you partner solely on credit.
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With coffee playing an important role in social norms, this article looks at the most and least affordable cups of coffee available.
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With the U.S. employment market seeing slight growth, it is worth considering which skills are the most important for job seekers in 2013.
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Your eligibility for student loan forgiveness depends on the type of student loan in question. If you have a federal Stafford loan, you may be able to get all or part of your loan forgiven through certain types of volunteer work, public service, military service or medical practice.By volunteering through ...
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With the U.S. economy experiencing mixed fortunes, this article looks at the highest-paying jobs for 2013 and how job-seekers can capitalize.
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When a black swan event occurs, a market correction of massive proportions ensues.
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Shifting to qualified investment vehicles and other viable investment strategies could help invstors defer, avoid or minimize the tax hike.
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The Intercontinental Exchange plans to buy the NYSE Euronextfor $8.2 billion. This article examines the implications of the potential sale.
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These public figures have MBAs; some were earned before reaching fame while others were earned after.
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Which industries are providing the most jobs at the beginning of 2013?
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Here's a look at current and upcoming events that may influence the forex markets.
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Here are some ways you can try to reduce the risks associated with being an entrepreneur.
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American college graduates are facing an increasing amount of student loan debt. There are new rules for repaying that debt. Here's what you need to know.
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This article examines the newly-passed Prop 30 and what it means for residents of California.
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This article looks at options for teenagers to prepare for their financial futures.
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Differentiate between good and bad volatility with the Sortino Ratio.
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A number of contract positions pay more than their salaried counterparts.
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Being bilingual or trilingual can be a great career booster. Here are the languages that will help you get ahead in the business world.
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Discover the issues that complicate these payouts for investors.
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Learn how to stop using emotion and bad habits to make your stock picks.
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With the big name competition out there, hard-working people who invest have a tough time beating the market.
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If a company is strong enough to survive tough times, it is more likely to provide long-term value.
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Germany may be better off leaving the eurozone behind, instead of continously propping up struggling economies with little return.
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HFT is a controversial trading strategy. This article looks at how HFT affects the retail investor.
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If you've made a New Year's resolution to go back to school and get your degree, here are the degrees that will offer you the best chance of getting a good job.
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Can psychology-based theories explain stock market anomalies?
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As investing is a great example of an activity that draws on a wide range of mental and emotional skills, it is worth exploring how to improve this skill set.
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Here is a valuable reminder of what investors ought to hold as important when approaching long-term investments.
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Are you on track to post-work bliss? We'll tell you how to find out.
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There are many fallacies about the Fed. The following misconceptions are among the most popular.
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If you earn a high income, there are many ways you can save extra money for an early retirement.
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If you are looking for a new career next year, take a look at these options. It is anticipated that there will be a high demand for these positions in 2013.
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Here is an overview of some investment vehicles that are available to wealthy investors.
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CQG Integrated Client Trading Platform is a robust trading platform that takes time to learn and to be able to take full advantage of its functionality.
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If the U.S. goes over the fiscal cliff, how will it affect the taxes and tax planning of average citizens?
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We tell you about four option strategies that could provide a way to pay off your debt.
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Here's a look at how much a typical New Year's party could cost in the U.S., and the cost of spending New Year's in certain cities.
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With the looming fiscal cliff, here's a look at how it could affect your retirement planning.
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Our rising global population is putting all sorts of pressures on the planet's natural resources.
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These crimes happen all over the country during the holiday season.
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These toys were huge hits during the holiday season.
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Sometimes CEOs of big corporations aren't as generous and giving as most people would expect them to be.
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Should you buy more just so you can save on shipping?
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Don't get forced into action. Learn how to plan properly to avoid making rash decisions.
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Compare portfolio manager performance using the information ratio.
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Understanding the different asset classes is an essential part of portfolio diversification.
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Faced with an overabundance of choices, many investors forget to stick to the basics.
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Here's a look at some famous Christmas traditions from around the world, how much they cost and how the cost compares to a Christmas in the U.S.
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The Mayan calendar ending didn't result in the end of the world, but that doesn't mean we couldn't see a catastrophic scenario, or even a local emergency, in our lifetime. If we do, how can we financially prepare? Will it matter?
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These gains and losses have been attributed to the North American Free Trade Agreement.