Table of Contents:VOL. 36, NO. 7 - July 2007 Features
 The path to wealth is most often blazed alone. Is the life of an entrepreneur right for you? By Pat Regnier (more)
A dozen entrepreneurs, a dozen success stories: proof that you don't need a lot of money to make a go of it. By Josh Hyatt (more)
By Michael Sivy, Money Magazine Cash-gushing payouts. Vault-like security. Four bankable portfolios for income-starved times. By Michael Sivy (more)By Marlys Harris, Money Magazine senior editor Sure, the challenge is steep. But this field guide to the mating habits of the ultrarich shows just what it takes to land Mr. or Ms. Big. (more)
By Paul Keegan, Money Magazine contributing writer Christina Rodriguez had it all - until she was diagnosed with MS. Now she's learning how quickly financial plans can unravel. (more)Interview by Jason Zweig, Money Magazine senior writer/columnist Ariel Capital's John Rogers on why patience beats brilliance. (more) Start
 By Carolyn Bigda, Money Magazine writer-reporter ...or yen or yuan. The best ways to keep exchange costs down. By Caroline Bigda (more)
Money Helps' Donna Rosato comes to the aid of a reader who fell victim to credit-card fine print. (more)
Interview by Walter Updegrave Hedge fund pro Richard Bookstaber warns that markets could topple at any moment. He ought to know. Interview by Walter Updegrave (more)
By George Mannes, Money Magazine senior writer How you'll know when home prices are finally recovering. (more)By Jean Chatzky, Money Magazine editor at large Make the most impact with your donations: Pick a cause and stick with it. (more) Plan
 By Amanda Gengler, Money Magazine writer-reporter Sure, a big fat inheritance would make your life easier. But are you really sure you'd know how to handle it? (more)
By Money Magazine's undercover financial planner Planners try to make money for clients, but also for themselves. Anyone who says otherwise is trouble. (more)By Dan Kadlec, Money Magazine contributing writer Traveling with friends can slash vacation costs. Just don't let it put the Big Chill on your relationship. (more)
By Walter Updegrave, Money Magazine senior editor The Long View: Before you decide when and where to retire, you'll need to ask your better half about her plans (more) Home
 By Walecia Konrad, Money Magazine contributing writer Having elderly parents move in takes more than putting extra towels in the bathroom. Here's how to make them comfortable - and safe. (more)
By Josh Garskof, Money Magazine contributing writer Forget the upscale remodel. You can get a whole new look for a few thousand dollars. (more)
By Gerri Willis, Money Magazine contributing columnist How to refi in today's tough market. By Gerri Willis (more) Spend
 A good pedometer adds modern efficiency to the oldest exercise around. Money Magazine picks some of the better models on the market. (more)
 Get the biggest bang for your green buck when shopping at the pricey chain. (more) Invest
 By Jason Zweig, Money Magazine senior writer/columnist It's human nature to feel at ease with what's familiar. But in investing, comfort can cost you a lot of money. (more)
By Stephen Gandel, Money Magazine senior writer Despite the signs of a slowing economy, the case for stocks remains strong. (more)By Asa Fitch, Money Magazine staff reporter It's time this investor's portfolio started making money for him, not his planners. (more)
By Penelope Wang, Money Magazine senior writer The party's over for REIT funds, and it's time to deal with the headache. Try these four remedies. (more) |
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Money Magazine's ethicists answer more of your questions about money and manners. Now readers can weigh in too. (more)
Can you retire early? How should you invest a windfall? For the answers, watch the new video from columnist Walter Updegrave. (more)
Calculate how much money you need to put away each year so that you can retire comfortably at age 65 (or any age). (more)
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