They steered their funds into the head of the pack in the bear market, in the bull market and even in the current blah market. Find out how these managers did it and where they're investing now. More
It's not necessary to trade up or add on to make your home feel bigger. Employ these smart home remodeling strategies to get the most out of limited space. More
Analyst and blogger, Barry Ritholtz, is angry about how few prosecutions have taken place in the wake of the financial crash -- and he blames Wall Street's influence on Washington. More
Money manager John Hussman believes the Wall Street bailouts set a dangerous precedent by lessening the consequences for those who misallocated capital and encouraging speculative risk-taking. More
Just as the stock market was heading into its summer swoon, I pulled every penny out. Five months later and still in cash, I'm confronted by the question of what kind of investor I really am. Here's what I've learned so far. More
Over the next 10 years, U.S. manufacturers will be supplying developing countries with the equipment they need to sustain growth. Here are some companies and funds that stand to profit. More
The days of being able to snag big yields -- and returns -- through a single bond fund are over. With interest rates at record lows, you now have to be willing to diversify your fixed income investments. More
Seeking shelter from the stormy market? Think tech, especially big, established technology companies, which could rival traditional plays like utilities and consumer staples as premier defensive investments. More
You don't need as long as you think to get your financial life in order. Just squeeze in these 12 easy moves, some of which take a mere 15 minutes to tackle. More
Tired of fighting to keep the snow in check? For less than a grand you can get the weapons that make clearing the white stuff easy - snow blowers. More
The jobs picture should improve some in 2012, but by keeping your skills current and getting face-time with your bosses, you can improve your prospects. Play
When you apply for financial aid, a 529 plan has to be reported as a parental asset if it's owned by that parent or the dependent student. If your father gives you power of attorney on the 529, you'll be able to act on his behalf, but he'll still be the account owner. More
Don't forget to empty out your flexible spending account before the new year. By making these moves now, you'll cut next year's health care costs. More
From a free lawnmower replacement and swankier hotel room to a coveted seat on another flight after a cancellation, these 10 consumers have mastered the art of getting what they want from customer service reps. More
Chris Davis, the co-manager of the Davis New York Venture fund, thinks some world-class financial firms are selling at big discounts. Can his bets on financial stocks help his fund stage a comeback? More
Behavioral economist David Laibson says much of the conventional wisdom about managing money is wrong. Once you get over the emotional sting of the realization, you can make better financial decisions. More
You have lots of choices about health coverage after you turn 65 -- maybe too many. And just when you think you've figured out all the Medicare plans, something changes. What you need to know to preserve your health and your wealth. More
You're saving more, borrowing less, and putting family time over amassing more stuff. Two exclusive surveys reveal the financial slump may have an upside: We're smarter about managing money. More
Saving more, buying less and spending more quality time with each other are just some of the ways the economy has changed these individuals and families. More
The November issue of MONEY magazine features a sweeping survey of how the downturn has changed people's attitudes toward their finances. Answer some of the questions from the poll and see how your values match up with the rest of the country. More
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