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TABLE OF CONTENTS: JUNE 2008
COVER STORY
 
 
Inside the June Issue
Go to: Ahead | Investing | Money | Living 
 
AHEAD
Compelling New Voices
Two new columnists bring their value-investing insights to Kiplinger's.
 
Keeping Your Rebate in the USA
Five ways you can do your part to boost the economy and still come out ahead.
 
Savings Accounts From Day One
A social scientist says we'll have a stronger middle class when we give savings accounts to babies.
 
Failed CEOs Should Take Their Lumps
Money and Ethics by Knight Kiplinger
 
Raiding your 401(k)
It's easier than ever to remove money -- but it's still a bad idea.
 
Gas-Card Rebates Won't Help Much
Your best bet: an introductory rate you can use this summer.
 
The Money's There
Reports of lenders leaving the loan markekt have students worried. But fears are overblown.
 
Don't Quit Your Day Job Just Yet
Portfolio Doctor by Jeffrey R. Kosnett
 
7 Ways to Stay Cool
Opening Shot by James K. Glassman
 
Fixes for Bad Timing
Discovering Value by Whitney Tilson and John Heins
 
 
INVESTING
7 Stocks at Bargain Prices
Their shares didn't deserve to be clobbered. Jump in before the herd realizes its mistake.
 
She Only Buys What's Hot
Janet Brown has built a small financial empire doing precisely what we tell you not to do. So who's right?
 
What's Bubbling Over Now
If you got caught up in the tech or housing frenzy, you know the perils of lingering too long. We tell you which of these eight categories are in dangerous territory.
 
When a Bailout Works
Going Long by Jeremy Siegel
 
Success Under Stress
Mutual Funds by Russel Kinnel
 
Hefty Returns Despite Its Size
Growth Fund of America produces remarkably solid results even though assets total nearly $200 billion.
 
Surviving the Broker Blues
If your securities firm goes under, odds are good that your money is safe.
 
A Great Stock Thrives on Crisis
FTI Consulting is experiencing breakneck growth by serving troubled companies.
 
A Foreign Fund Races Ahead
Spectra International Opportunities focuses on rapidly growing companies.
 
 
MONEY
8 Ways to Make a Million
Don’t just dream about striking it rich. Learn from those who did.
 
Intro to Real Life
What grads need to know about managing a paycheck, repaying student loans and more.
 
Tax Breaks for 20-Somethings
Young adults who are strapped for cash can put more money in their pockets by taking advantage of tax breaks designed just for them.
 
Cut Your Closing Costs
Reforms that limit abuses are on the way. But there's a lot you can do now to save money.
 
How to Buy a Foreclosure
The price may be right, but be prepared for the hassles.
 
Golden Rules for Grads
Money-Smart Kids by Janet Bodnar
 
Transitioning to Civilian Life
Their emergency fund will help pave the way.
 
Repair Your Rep on the Web
Searches can churn up hits that make you blush -- or cost you a job.
 
Should You Accept a Job Buyout?
Consider the severance package, health benefits and pension payments.
 
Turn Gold Jewelry Into Cash
Unwanted watches or broken jewelry can be worth their weight.
 
What's My House Worth?
Ask Kim by Kimberly Lankford
 
 
 
LIVING
The Best GPS for $300 or Less
Buy the features you need and forget the rest.
 
Big Screen, Big Price
With portable navigation systems running $150 to $500, should you pay $1,500 to $2,500 extra to buy a vehicle with a built-in GPS unit? Maybe. There are a few advantages to taking the more expensive route.
 
MY STORY
Saving Pro Athletes From Themselves

A former Mets and Phillies star is a partner in a new magazine, The Players Club, designed to help athletes manage their millions.
 
 
 

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