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10 Crucial Things to Do With Your Money Before the Year Ends

The Morality of Cancelling Student Loan Debt

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Closing on a House? These 10 Factors Will Speed — or Slow — The Process

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Now’s a Great Time to Convert Your 401k to a Roth IRA Stocks are still down for the year, which means a smaller tax bite for investors who do a conversion.

18 Lessons All Financially Savvy Parents Teach Their Kids Financial discussions need to start early.

Money’s Tight. Is It Time to Tap Your Retirement Plan? The stimulus bill makes it easier for some folks to take early 401(k) and IRA distributions, but doing so can be risky.

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Do We Spend More Money on Education or Police Departments? With a $1 trillion shortfall for U.S. education and millions in handouts from the military to police departments, it's a good question.

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