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Loans Against 401(k)s Are Piling Up In theory, borrowing against your retirement assets is a good deal—you pay interest to yourself! In practice, it's very dangerous.
When 70 Is The New 17 According to recently released statistics from the U.S. Labor Department, there are now more older workers than teens in the nation's work force—for the first time on record.
In Hard Times, Dreams Of Easy Money Sales of metal detectors and lottery tickets rise as employment and average wages stagnate.
What Deflation Means For Your Money Could Japanese-style deflation happen here? And if so, what would it mean for you and your money? Can you prepare in case it hits? These are questions you can't afford to ignore.
Practical Tips For Working At Home From taxes to insurance, striking out on your own has special complications. Here's what entrepreneurs need to know.
Outsiders Make Their Mark On Detroit The Detroit Three are currently run by industry outsiders, who are applying innovative new strategies to revive their companies.
Continuing-Care Retirement Communities: Weighing the Risks Increasing numbers of older Americans are seeking out the security and comfort of this housing option. But a new government report warns that such assurances often come at a steep price and "considerable risk."
Seven Tips For Working For A Younger Boss As more baby boomers delay retirement, they may find themselves reporting to someone many years their junior. Having a good relationship is as important as ever
Moving UGMA Money Into A 529 Plan For parents with old-style custodial accounts, switching to a 529 could improve chances for financial aid. But there are other factors to consider, too.


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