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Funny thing, the stock market; you would think on a day when the nation's unemployment rate crossed the 10% threshold the stock market might react...
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A new study released by Hewitt Associates says that 46% of workers that lost their job last year cashed out of...
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Every October the College Board releases its college cost trend survey comprised of 3,500 colleges across America. This year's take-away... the...
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In 2010 the federal estate tax goes to zero and in 2011, because of sunset provisions in the current law, the estate tax reappears. Point blank,...
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Beginning with the 2010 tax filing season, so when you file for your return for the 2009 tax year, you will be able to use your tax refund to buy US...
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Despite the feeling that October is the worst month for stocks September holds the title. Since 1950 the average annual return for the S&P 500 in...
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The baby boom generation is retiring at an ever increasing pace and the questions I'm fielding the most these days concern when you should start...
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The rules are changing in 2010 for converting your traditional or rollover IRA to a Roth IRA. Sit down with your financial advisor today and plan for...
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It's a been a very busy couple of weeks in the personal finance arena so I thought I'd put together a couple of headlines that will interest you. Cash...
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The bottom line for the week was the release of unemployment and jobs data on Friday. The unemployment rate unexpectedly ticked down for the first...
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