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Table of Contents:VOL. 155, NO. 12 - June 25, 2007

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COVER STORY

How much does it take? The answer will vary for each of us. But how about $5 million? If you think it's beyond your reach, that's where Fortune comes in. Read on. (more)

50 GREAT STOCKS AND FUNDS

The Fortune 40: Stock picks to retire on

Our trademark equity portfolio rocked - again - in the past year. We've updated the selection to keep building long-term wealth. (more)

The ultimate mutual fund portfolio

By Yuval Rosenberg, Fortune Magazine contributing writer

Ten sterling choices for consistent growth in five essential categories. (more)

2007 RETIREMENT GUIDE

How to play it safe

By John Eade, Fortune columnist

Do your stock shopping among the ugly ducklings, not the swans, says the head of a leading research house. (more)

Eveillard: A value maestro's encore

By John Birger, Fortune Magazine senior writer

For almost 30 years, global fund manager Jean-Marie Eveillard made a lot of money bucking trends. After a two-year break, he's back. (more)

Bargain hunting for condos

Our guide to the best deals in five Sunbelt markets. By Eugenia Levenson (more)

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Are you saving too much?

By Yuval Rosenberg, Fortune Magazine contributing writer

One economist worries you may be spoiling the best years of your life by scrimping and saving for retirement. The other thinks your golden years could cost more than you've bargained for. (more)

Targeting superstar stocks

The co-founder of the Motley Fool Web site scans his crystal ball for long-term winners. By Tom Gardner. (more)

Life after work

See how career coaches are helping executives examine their strengths, goals, and wishes. (more)

Lessons from the first year

Five battle-tested rules for surviving that dreaded "now what?" stage of retirement. By Ellen Florian Kratz (more)

Retired young and loving it

Can someone who isn't a media mogul or a lottery winner retire at 50 (or so)? Yes. By Corey Hajim (more)

Working for your kids

More and more retirement-age executives are taking jobs at their children's companies - here's how three of them are managing. (more)

Retire at work

By Stanley Bing

Do we need a middle ground? Something between the grind of executive life and the quiet burble of the nap that precedes the long sleep? (more)

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Lessons in leadership

By Jia Lynn Yang, Fortune writer-reporter

Home Depot's Frank Blake called in the company's retired founders for help. It's working. (more)

The big money in Medicaid

By Bethany McLean, Fortune editor-at-large

A boom in HMOs for the neediest leads to litigation, controversy - and lots of profits, says Fortune's Bethany McLean. (more)

Politics

By Matt Miller, Fortune columnist

We've got war, Social Security, Medicare ... Why can't all these 'tough on spending' GOP candidates get real about taxes? (more)

Ben Stein's perfect portfolio

By Ellen Florian Kratz, Fortune writer

The money maven doesn't joke about retirement. (more)

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