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Kim Lankford

New Year Brings Scams, Too

January is a prime month for credit-card, debt-relief, job-search and tax scams.

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MONEY & ETHICS
Knight Kiplinger

When a Charity Sells Out

If your favorite charity cuts a deal with a company in its field, you have a right to be wary

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CASH IN HAND
Jeffrey R. Kosnett

The Great Yield Mirage

"Managed" fund distributions: If they sound too good to be true, well...

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ON THE JOB
Liz Ryan

Give Your Career a Boost

Advice on how to jump-start your professional life in the New Year.

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STARTING OUT
Amanda Lilly

Start Your New Job Right

Six valuable lessons about how to succeed in the "real world."

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FROM THE EDITOR
Janet Bodnar

Coping with Chaos

Our goal here at Kiplinger's is to help you take control of your finances in a turbulent world.

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YOUR MIND, YOUR MONEY
Bob Frick

Can Money Buy Happiness?

Wit = α + βxit + εit. Simple, right?

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PRACTICAL ECONOMICS
John Maggs

The 2012 Economy

To see what's coming, look at what 2011 taught us.

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"There is the emotional aspect of paying fast and doing a 15-year mortgage. However, the interest rate isn't really that much of a savings. I made the determination of doing a 30-year and paying bi-weekly and possibly a small amount extra. The idea is to be free of debt in my 50s, but not to end up in a situation where I am unable to make a big payment. If something goes wrong, payments are such that they are affordable." – Blaine145

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