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Bob Bacarella’s Monetta Young Investor has some good features, including a tuition-reward program, but we’re not sold on the fund or the manager.

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Why This Kid-Themed Fund Isn’t Appealing

Use these six staging strategies to get the best price in the shortest time without spending a fortune.

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6 Ways to Stage Your Home for Less Than $1,000

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Some Medicare Rates to Rise

Declining jobless claims have pushed our
measure of key economic indicators into
positive territory. But brace for a
wobbly upturn.

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The Recession Is Over

Winning back Congress isn’t in the cards, but the GOP will boost its ranks at least a little in the House and maybe in the Senate, too.

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Republicans to Gain Ground in 2010 Campaigns

What you can do to combat their shortcomings.

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Tame Your Funds’ Worst Instincts

It’s not foolproof, but diversification is still a smart strategy.

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Cut Your Risk

We present six complex investments you might be tempted to buy and the common sense options you’d be better off choosing.

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Keep it Simple

Six luminaries share their outlooks and investment strategies.

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Learn from the World’s Great Investors

Be a better investor by outsmarting your emotions to reap higher returns.

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Investor Psychology Special Report

To better understand why emotions rule our investing decisions, learn the terms psychologists use to describe our behavior.

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Investor Psychology Glossary

This new money-for-life strategy creates both guaranteed income and growth potential.

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Increase Your Retirement Income

More and more big and small companies are teaming up to develop new products.

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Industrial Collaboration Leads to Pay Dirt

Standard & Poor’s new fund-ranking system uses individual stock analysis to generate an opinion on funds.

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A New Source for Mutual Fund Picks

Brace yourself for no increase in your Social Security check
next year. And some seniors’ checks may even shrink.

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An October Surprise for Seniors?