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Money movements are less muddled, allowing you to see accounts all in one place.  
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Shaken investors fled stocks in 2008. Return slowly, advisers say.  
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A rough economy presents new opportunities to teach children about money.  
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Madoff case shows need for custodial accounts when working with advisers.  
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Keys for pink-slip recipients include directness, dignity, and forward motion.  
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Lessons learned on the playground years ago can apply to managing money today.  
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Activists ramps up efforts for various causes this season. Success levels vary.  
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These discussions are difficult, but necessary given hard financial times.  
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A move out of Iraq could save America $370 billion.  
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Potluck dinners and charitable donations replace traditional holiday parties.  
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Attitudes change as Americans take financial hits.  
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Despite market volatility, certain financial products offer some promise.  
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Homes are still overpriced by $8 trillion. Is 'tough love' the answer?  
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More companies go negative to grab consumers. Why it might backfire.  
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