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Tax deferred annuities can be complex arrangements. Discover some of the situations that arise when an owner or annuitant dies and how to reduce tax liability if you're the beneficiary.
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You've heard it a million times - you should save more money. If you're having a tough time doing it, check out these 5 simple "tricks" to saving more money.
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These contracts provide a guaranteed income stream. Learn how they work and their benefits.
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Some savings strategies won't gain you money in the long run. Learn the penny-pinching moves that will end up costing you more than you save.
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2010 saw the start of many new buying trends. Learn which of these trends are expected to gain ground and find out how shoppers are apt to spend their money in 2011.
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More companies are using creative packaging to offset rising production costs. But ultimately consumers end up paying the price. Find out what you can do to avoid paying more for less.
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Minor things such as idle time reduction and proper car maintenance can have significant long-term effects on your gas budget.
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A rich offering of attractive alternatives have the open-ended mutual fund facing obsolescence.
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The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 made it easier to prepare for the future. Will you be ready?
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You've worked hard to secure enough to retire, so make sure you keep it safe.
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Don't let these slipups wreck your financial resolutions in 2011.
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The economy is picking up and companies are paying bonuses again. Should you spend it or save it?
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Getting organized well before the deadline will curb your frustration and your tax liability.
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Gift cards are big business, amounting to an estimated $91 billion in annual retail spending. Get the most bang for your gift card buck.
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According to the Trustees of the Social Security Fund, the fund will be depleted by 2037. Are you ready?
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Upgrading household appliances to more energy-efficient models can slash your utilities bill.
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Many investors overpay to play the market. Learn ways to make your investment strategies cost less.
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If you're not participating in your employer-sponsored retirement plan, there may be some easy solutions.
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Many workers are largely unaware of the various fees that their plans charge them, or what the fees are for.
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If you've already overspent this holiday season, here are some tips to help bandage the wound.
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Millionaires: tax-evading golfers that inherited their fortunes, right? You'll be surprised to find how average millionaires actually are.
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You've worked hard to secure enough to retire, so make sure you keep it safe.
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Learn the ins and outs automatic savings accounts, what you need to know and whether they're right for you.
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Find out how to make the tough decisions when it comes to choosing who will receive your assets and how they will be paid out.
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For consumers, shopping on this day can be a black hole for their finances
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Find out how to filter through the email clutter and find some good deals.
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These online coupon sites offer different features and benefits, but they'll all help you save money.
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These contracts provide a guaranteed income stream. Learn how annuities work and their benefits.
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Learn to balance the fine line between responsible holiday spending and inconsiderate saving with these holiday budgeting tips.
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Most of us know we're not saving enough for retirement, but what generation is ahead in the race?
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You might see social network sites as nothing more than a way to catch up with friends, but some people have found ways to profit from social networking.
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Banks have long been leading spenders on technological innovations. Learn the key changes in the banking industry and what institution is right for you.
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Learn how the FDIC is helping to keep your money in your pockets.
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Technology has brought innovation and convenience to personal finances. Find out some of the largest financial innovations of the past few decades and how they've made your life better.
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These free sites may be costing you a lot of money.
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Sometimes coupon clipping and bargain hunting aren't enough to make your income cover your expenses. It may be time to try these frugal finance tips.
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Retirement and education financing are the two most important planning items for taxpayers.
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The cost of sending your kids to college could be a serious financial burden - unless you get prepared. Now.
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Getting you and your family prepared for Halloween can be a terrifying expense. Learn six tricks to ensure your Halloween is a treat.
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Variable annuities are another way to save money tax-deferred - but don't jump in blindly!
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Don't take your car's reliability for granted. It's more likely to be there for you when you need it if you follow these inexpensive precautions.
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We look at the cheapest and most expensive home prices in the U.S., and find more than a million-dollar difference.
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Many European countries are implementing tough austerity measures to curb their spending. Find out how you can do the same to your household budget.
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Does your money run out before the end of the month? Here are six bad habits that will make you broke, and how to break them.
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It is possible to save money while being eco-friendly. In fact, it's pretty easy.
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No one intends to make a financial mistake, but an unexpected disaster or poor planning could leave you in financial distress.
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Nonbank credit cards and debit cards have plenty of advantages for consumers. Here's what you need to know.
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Renting textbooks is growing in popularity. Find out where to take advantage of this huge savings opportunity for college students.
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With these tips, you can minimize your tuition bill and maximize the results of your hard work.
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Keep yourself focused and you'll be out of the hole in no time.
