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Hall of Shame Nominee #11:
Gee, I’d really like to retire, but now I don’t have enough money
Between rising costs for everything, falling home values and billions of dollars of investments wiped out due to stock market volatility, many people are terrified they won’t have enough money to retire. You can’t count on Social Security, Medicare’s a mess, and on top of that, retirement costs more now than it ever did before. It’s no wonder that you’re worried. If you're looking to retire in the next few years, click here to read our latest alert and find solutions that could bring you some much needed peace of mind.
Recession Sparks 12 Surprising Comebacks
One of the most fascinating and positive developments spawned by the recession is that people are bringing back some 'old' ideas that fell by the wayside during the boom times. We found 12 oldies but goodies that are making surprising comebacks thanks to this economic downturn. Read More.
A Dolan Holiday Tale
Ken and Daria share a special holiday message just for their financially-minded family! Read More.
Our Top New Year's Resolutions to Make You Richer in 2009
Making resolutions at the start of a new year is easy - keeping them is a whole other story! Here are 10 we promise to help you with. Read More.
11 Ways to Find Extra Money NOW!
We could all use some extra cash these days, and we're going to show you just how easy that can be! Read More.
12 Ways Our Government Wastes YOUR Money!
It's time to get crackin' and tell Uncle Sam to quit throwing our money away. So, let's look at what we think are some of the worst offenders when it comes to government waste. Read More.
Help! I Want to Retire in 5 Years
Saving for retirement is not something we Americans do particularly well - and that's without the added strain of a financial crisis. Read More.
Our Top 10 2009 Smart Money Moves
It's been a heck of a year, hasn't it? We've had plenty of ups and downs, which is why we want to help you kick off 2009 on a high note. Read More.
11 Benefits to Today's Tough Economy
We're going to show you that there's a silver lining to every cloud - even the dark one our economy is under right now. Read More.
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Your Top Money Questions - Answered!
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Child Savings AccountsWhen opening a savings account for your child, make sure their Social Security number is used as the account's tax identification number. That way, as long as your child is under age 14, interest earned will be taxed at your child's lower tax rate, not at your tax rate. This rule holds true as long as your child earns less than $1,800 a year in interest. |
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