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The best books for investors: a short list from columnist
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Read 'em and reap:
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Financial advice for new grads: Readers weigh in
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How a $5,000 IRA can grow to $196M in 6 years, and what Congress can do about it: GAO
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Student-loan borrowers have a chance to refinance at lower rates
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Percentage of young Americans living with parents in 2015 was highest since 1940 | ... via
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A financial checklist for 20-somethings: focus on saving and on repaying high-cost debt
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Time to ditch the penny (which costs 1.6 cents to make)? Many readers say yes
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What's your top financial advice for new college grads? Tweet to us with hashtag
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Six-figure incomes and going broke: WSJ readers offer advice
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A full night's sleep can really pay off—in salary and investments
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Sure, markets are scary. But here are 3 reasons it's a great time to be an investor.
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Get your finances in shape to apply for college financial aid
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You may need a lot less money than you think for retirement, says
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Readers share the best and worst investments they have ever made
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To teach teens about investing, share real money and these 3 stock-market truths
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These 12 U.S. cities are home to the most millionaires.
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The best (and worst) investments they ever made
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Now's the time to focus on lowering your 2014 taxes
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How to pump up a Roth IRA...via your company 401(k)
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5 reasons to still go into a bank branch, even with ATMs and mobile access
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The right way for individuals to invest globally
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Should you invest like Ronald Read, the frugal Vermonter who left an $8M estate?
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Five free online tools to help you optimize your Social Security benefits.
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Six-figure incomes—and facing financial ruin.
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How to play catch-up on retirement savings. Hint: saving more is just one piece.
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Signups begin for President Obama's new 'myRA' retirement account
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New FICO credit scores will make it more critical for college students to pay bills on time
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What's your top financial advice for new college grads? Tweet to us with hashtag
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Four investments that help retirees maximize income, by
@ClementsMoney
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Private college loans are now a surprisingly good deal for families.
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The lesson of the demise of the Mint budgeting app: No one gets rich helping you spend less money via
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Obama would slam the door on the 'back door' Roth IRA strategy for high earners
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The risks of betting on the rising U.S. dollar
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TurboTax offers an apology and $25 each to angry customers facing higher charges this year
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Tax benefits of 529 college-savings plans would be cut in Obama proposal
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Home Depot customers: Here's how to protect your accounts after the big data breach
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How many people don’t pay their student loans? It's a tale of dueling data
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Tax dos and don'ts for hiring your child. Hint: You can't pay in pizza and deduct it.
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A down payment of just 3%? More mortgage lenders say yes.
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Credit-card late fee? Ask nicely and it may disappear.
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Financial advice for new college grads from
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Route to Ronald Read’s $8 million portfolio started with frugal living
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Buying a car on credit: Here’s how to save money and limit your risk
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Taxes can be a laughing matter. Really. From Shaq to Reagan, 5 favorite quotes for Tax Day
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Happy Thanksgiving -- a fitting quote: "He is richest who is content with the least, for content is the wealth of nature" -- Socrates
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1.6 million college grads hope to enter the workforce this year. Ways they can save on taxes:
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Learn from stock-market mistakes—don’t just repeat them
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The Ken Griffin divorce…and the right way to do a prenup
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How to vet a charity: a wealth of online resources
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Aha! A visual reminder of why diversification is so valuable
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Who should buy life insurance? And how much? Answers from
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Who will qualify for a student-loan modification at Wells Fargo and Discover?
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Three questions that can change your finances...and your life by
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A threatening phone call from the IRS? It's probably a scammer.
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The real reasons you should worry about stocks
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With oil at a 6-year low, is it time to buy battered energy stocks?
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How to keep fraudsters away from your portfolio and your small business
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How to fire a financial adviser
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and why a WSJ editor did exactly that
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A higher FICO score could mean a much lower rate on your next car loan
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When Heirs Collide: How to avoid estate fights that tear families apart
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That snazzy new chip card doesn't guarantee enhanced security when you shop
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The market is your friend. Really: Our millennial columnist’s advice to peers
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The U.S. has about 2.5 million real-estate agents. No other country is even close. via
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There's a big data risk for customers of Chase and other banks--and it's not what you think.
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Vacation homes: Issues to consider before you take the plunge
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Three mistakes investors keep making again and again
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The largest 529 plans aren't always the best. Only 2 of 10 get "Gold" from Morningstar.
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529-plan withdrawals can cost parents of college kids a tax credit
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For a cheaper auto loan, try a credit union: two points lower on average
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Fraud alert: what TurboTax users need to know now
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These hidden tax hazards can cost you money or cause trouble with the IRS
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The trouble with trustees: when beneficiaries clash with trust officials
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New ways to profit from renting out single-family homes
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The case for sticking with stocks—no matter the price
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Should you buy long-term-care insurance? Readers weigh in
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Dividend stocks beat bonds for retirement income, says
@ClementsMoney
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Heating costs should be lower this winter—if the weather cooperates
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How much more money would you need to be happy?
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Payment on your wrist: So far, consumers aren't buying it.
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Credit-card comparison websites:5 things you need to know to really find a good deal
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Read WSJ's 10 most popular personal-finance blog posts of the past year
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