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Is it time to get back into the market?

Shaken investors fled stocks in 2008. Return slowly, advisers say.

This year, make finances a family affair

A rough economy presents new opportunities to teach children about money.

Financial Q&A: Callable CDs promise higher returns but carry more risk

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How to hold money managers accountable

Madoff case shows need for custodial accounts when working with advisers.

Job skill for the times: coping with a layoff

Keys for pink-slip recipients include directness, dignity, and forward motion.

Financial Q&A: gold-coin sales tactics and taxes

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Financial moves for 2009: It's just child's play.

Lessons learned on the playground years ago can apply to managing money today.

Consumers: What's on your yuletide agenda?

Activists ramps up efforts for various causes this season. Success levels vary.

'Tis the season for families to talk about finances

These discussions are difficult, but necessary given hard financial times.

Will Obama's war strategy produce a peace dividend?

A move out of Iraq could save America $370 billion.

Company celebrations more muted this year

Potluck dinners and charitable donations replace traditional holiday parties.

Now in vogue: saving

Attitudes change as Americans take financial hits.

Some safe yet profitable moves for today's investors

Despite market volatility, certain financial products offer some promise.

Solutions to the nation's housing bubble still up in the air

Homes are still overpriced by $8 trillion. Is 'tough love' the answer?

New ads: battle of the brands

More companies go negative to grab consumers. Why it might backfire.

Financial Q&A: How a bank failure affects CD interest

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