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Ask yourself these five questions to determine whether you should move your money from a traditional IRA to a Roth.

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Should You Convert to a Roth IRA?

Obama’s woes make the 2012 GOP presidential nomination a prize worth seeking.

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GOP Hopefuls Already Lining Up

From lodging a complaint to avoiding scams, here’s what you need to know.

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Best Ways Consumers Can Protect Themselves

High vacancy rates and mortgage defaults won’t go away quickly.

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Commercial Real Estate Dogging the Economy

It’s been one year since the market hit bottom. Here’s what investors can learn from that experience.

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5 Lessons From the Crash — and Recovery

Market guru Jeremy Grantham expects shares from high-quality companies to be top performers.

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7 Stocks for the Next 7 Years

Our picks will help you find coupons, free-shipping offers, discounted gift cards and more.

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22 Web Sites for Finding Deals Online

Laid off workers also gain in a stunning district court decision.

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A Tax Win for Downsizing Firms

REIT shares are flying high, but eventually they’ll run out of fuel. Will it be a crash landing?

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Growing Risk in REITs

Don’t let identity thieves trick you into divulging personal information.

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Watch Out for Tax-Refund Scams

Readers share their strategies for putting their children through college without racking up a mountain of debt.

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College Can Be Affordable

Trying to change with the times, libraries seek to convert themselves into business hubs.

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Libraries Are Building Business Buzz

Converting an IRA to a Roth could affect the amount of funding your child receives for school.

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Impact of Roth Conversions on College Aid

Kiplinger editors answer readers’ real-life questions about saving on COBRA, getting the most out of flexible healthcare spending accounts, and more.

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Ask the Editors: Real-Life Insurance Questions and Guidance

A bipartisan group of senators have already agreed on most of the key elements in a major overhaul.

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Financial Reform: 90% Done