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Our "best" issue, by Janet Bodnar
Anticipating the next takeover is dicey, so stick with funds that invest in pending deals.
When do agents need to split a commission? by Knight Kiplinger
Our exclusive index says the economy is finally on the mend.
Lessons from the crisis, by Knight Kiplinger
Stop wasting cash on singing fish and ugly sweaters, says this Scrooge economist.
Chase’s new credit-card tool can actually help save you money.
Appliance and electronics stores mimic the trade-in program.
Media's bright spot, by James K. Glassman
Steady income at a steep price, by Mary Beth Franklin
How contrarians win, by Whitney Tilson and John Heins
Don't trust the crowd, by Robert Frick
A dozen standouts you can buy without a fee through your adviser, broker or retirement plan.
Nine stock and bond funds -- plus three stocks -- that offer minimal risk and consistent returns.
Six funds that find gems among obscure foreign funds.
Companies will need these firms' services and expertise to survive a long period of tepid economic growth.
Rational exuberance, by Jeremy J. Siegel
Bond with your bonds, by Jeffrey R. Kosnett
Four big surprises, by Russel Kinnel
We give a nod to the crusty manager who previously ran FBR Focus.
FMI Common Stock will stop taking money from new investors at the end of the year.
These schools strive to deliver a high-quality education at an affordable price.
Cash in on this year’s special credits and tax deductions before they expire
We help you decide between sticking with Uncle Sam or choosing a private plan.
We reveal the truth behind the hype -- and how much money you may be wasting by buying into it.
If your bank fails, you probably won't lose any deposits or face hassles getting to your money.
Here is a holiday gift idea that really pays it forward
Kimberly Lankford tackles broker inactivity fees and saves one reader $430.
Credit card companies are using new methods to lure new customers.
Our annual roundup of top values in everything from credit cards to cars, cell plans to college savings, and ETFs to IRAs.
Warranty warning, by Jessica Anderson
What you need to know about tipping, by Laura Cohn
Riding the winds of change.