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Should You Save for College Using a 529 Prepaid Tuition Plan?
Prepaid tuition plans let you buy your kid semesters of college, locked into today's pricing. Are these a good idea?
5 Ways You May Benefit from the American Jobs Act
Details of the President's latest economic stimulus plan have been released. What's in it for small business?
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Losing the store brand stigma.
Ditch the stigma! Store brand "generics" are just as good, if not better, than pricier name-brand buys.
6 Ways to Transition to a New Career After 30
If you've topped out too soon in your career, maybe it's time to switch. While starting over is hard, the rewards are often worth it. Go ahead, jump!
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Here's What It Means to Be Vested in Your 401(k)
The money you put in a 401(k) is always yours. You may have to wait a little longer, however, before you pocket your employer's contributions.
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A life cluttered with junk not only takes up space — it can take your energy, too.
How to Hire an Accountant
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Quiz: Am I Really Ready to Buy a Home?
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The Fed raised interest rates for the first time in a decade. How will the market — and your portfolio — respond?
Seven Tips for the Newly Unemployed
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How to Dress for Success and Still Spend Less
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