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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

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

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?

You have less of an incentive to take advantage of this special rule in 2009.

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Making Charitable Contributions From an IRA

Your local PBS station offers some good specials that address kids and money.

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TV Shows That Foster Good Money Skills

Chase and others help broaden out a crimped lending field.

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New Credit-Card Options for Small-Business Owners

Despite the market’s rebound and the recession’s likely end, dangers still lurk for stocks.

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5 Big Risks to Your Portfolio Now

You need to know how an insurance company handles claims before buying a policy from it.

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How to Check an Insurer’s Complaint Record

Putting your money under the mattress made sense last year. But with yields on cash near zero, consider a short-term bond fund — even for your safe money.

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Cash Is Trash

These big, reliable technology companies will be top beneficiaries as businesses worldwide retool to cope with the tough economy.

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5 Stable Tech Stocks You Should Love

This simple budgeting trick takes the stress out of paying your bills and helps you make ends meet.

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Why You Need Multiple Savings Accounts

Funds from a college-savings account can cover tuition, fees, books and some lesser-known expenses.

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How You Can Use 529-Plan Money

Don’t rush your kids into credit too soon. They need to have the maturity, experience and income to handle it.

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Is Your Child Ready for a Credit Card?

Columnist Erin Burt says farewell. Here’s a look back at some of her favorite stories and projects for Kiplinger.com.

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Best of Starting Out

A donor-advised fund offers tax advantages. But a family foundation lets you call all the shots.

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Start Your Own Charity