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February 07, 2012
 
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'A penny saved is a penny earned;' financial lessons from the past

If the recent financial turmoil has taught us anything, it's that maybe we should pay attention to the age-old sayings that our parents and grandparents passed on to us.
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'A penny saved is a penny earned;' financial lessons from the past

If the recent financial turmoil has taught us anything, it's that maybe we should pay attention to the age-old sayings that our parents and grandparents passed on to us.
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2010 is the last year for certain tax breaks

Many credits that saved Americans thousands of dollars on their 2009 tax returns are also good for 2010. The federal credits being extended through 2010 will impact workers, families, college students, low-income taxpayers and homeowners who make green improvements.
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A New Look at Credit Scores

Nothing ever stays the same, and that goes for how your credit is scored. Now, the size of your balances counts more than it did in the past. Here are some issues to keep in mind next time you head for your wallet to pull out your credit card.
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Annuities and Long-Term Care: 2010 News and Views

You may have heard recently about new tax savings related to long-term care coverage. The news is that some provisions of the Pension Protection Act of 2006, which are designed to help individuals pay for their long-term care coverage, went into effect January 1.
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Business Insurance

A lifetime of hard work can be lost in a few minutes if your insurance policy omits important elements. Sound insurance management for your business is fully as important as good financing, marketing, personnel management, or any other key aspect. Like these other functions, good insurance for the business doesn't just happen.
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Digitize and organize your finances in the new year

Being smarter about money is one of the most common New Year's resolutions, whether it's cutting back on spending, saving more, or making sure to pay bills on time to avoid late fees. Making good on those promises is easier than ever, thanks to the gadgets that are constantly by our sides or in our hands.
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Disability Insurance: Words to the Wise

When considering the types of insurance you need, does disability fall on that list? It should. For more and more people, long-term disability insurance is not an option but a necessity. It represents that critical safety net you will need to ride out a serious accident or illness.
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Divorce and Money: If Only I Had Known!

So many financial issues need to be addressed when you are separated and facing a divorce. Often, however, these matters get overlooked—or completely ignored—during this emotional period. Yet this is exactly the time when clear-headed financial decisions must be made—before the divorce—or your financial security can be affected for the rest of your life.
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Education is key when considering home ownership

Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions and commitments one will ever make, yet many people are not nearly as familiar with the ins and outs of the mortgage process as they are with their favorite TV show or sports team. Taking time to educate yourself will go a long way in easing the stress of buying a home and preparing you for the responsibilities of home ownership.
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Eight tax tips that will save you time and money

When all the holiday dust settles, tax time begins for millions of Americans. Regardless of when you file, follow these tips to make preparing your 2010 taxes easier.
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Five tips college students need to be credit card smart

Going to college is, for most students, the first time they'll feel really independent. And, accordingly, the rest of the world starts treating them like adults too, from the expectations of college professors to the credit card offers that will start flooding in. And just as it's important to study hard for a major, it's essential to learn what are the real benefits and repercussions of having a credit card.
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Five vital questions to prepare for your financial future

Have you ever wondered if you'll be able to afford retirement? Do you question if your finances will keep you afloat if your family were to experience a medical emergency or another expensive and unplanned event? Take one hour to review your finances and discover if there are areas where your plans can be stronger.
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Home inspections help you sell

The current housing market requires a proactive approach to selling, and to get the result you want, you have to think about every aspect of your home. Having a home inspection can add value to the property, speed up the negotiation process, increase the likelihood of an offer and, most importantly, help sell your home.
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How to choose a financial advisor

You know the importance of saving for retirement, but do you have the time and know-how to accomplish your financial goals? In an increasingly busy world, it's possible that keeping close tabs on your investment accounts isn't exactly realistic.
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How to talk money with your spouse-to-be

Money talk doesn't have to be difficult. With a little strategy and the right attitude, you can build the financial security you need to secure a successful, happy life together.
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