Table of Contents:VOL. 36, NO. 11 - November 2007 Features
A lot of what you think about saving for retirement is simply a myth. Here's what it really takes to get where you want to go. By Penelope Wang (more)
How to turn your savings into an income you can't outlive - no matter what hurdles life and the markets throw in your way. By Walter Updegrave (more)
By Janice Revell, Money Magazine senior writer Want your retirement income guaranteed or tax-free? Two new options could make either possible. (more)By Walter Updegrave, Money Magazine senior editor Everyone says they'll "phase out" of work when they retire, but few understand what that really means. Here are the answers. (more)
If life after work means more than a beach chair, the best place to retire might just be the big city. By Carolyn Bigda, Erin Chambers, Joe Light, Sarah Max and Jennifer Merritt (more)
By Amanda Gengler and Pat Regnier Insurance looks like the simple solution to an expense that can wipe you out. Turns out it's anything but. (more) Start
By Jennifer Merritt, Money Magazine Get better health coverage, tax breaks and other benefits during open enrollment. (more)
Don't pick the joker Medicare Advantage might be right for you or your parents. Just play your cards right. By Amanda GenglerIs it okay to inflate my salary in a job interview? (more)
The big idea Michael Sherraden wants your kid to start saving the day she's born. Interview by Ismat Sarah ManglaBy Jean Chatzky, Money Magazine editor at large How to deleverage yourself. (more) Plan
 By Jennifer Merritt, Money Magazine Falling in love after you're set financially can make life complicated. Tying the knot can sometimes make it worse. (more)
By Dan Kadlec, Money Magazine contributing writer "Don't trust anyone under 30" and other misplaced ideas about younger colleagues. (more)
How would you rather learn about finance: from a dusty textbook, or a tale of towering egos and high-stakes gambling? We picked out six real-life stories that are guaranteed page-turners. (more) Home
By Josh Hyatt, Money Magazine senior writer Be your own broker when you sell your house and you could save thousands - or drive yourself nuts. (more)
Before/after A new facade transforms a 1920s home into a present-day palace. By Kate Ashford
By Josh Garskof, Money Magazine contributing writer Expand your kitchen without breaking the bank. (more) Spend
By Denise Topolnicki, Money Magazine contributing writer Make yours the bash everyone's talking about. (more)By Joe Light, Money Magazine staff reporter ...that you can at Best Buy. (more) Invest
By Paul J. Lim, Money Magazine senior editor Bravery was easy when stocks were on a tear. Now it's time to re-assess your appetite for risk. (more)
By Yuval Rosenberg, Money Magazine contributing writer The Wades need to keep an ill-timed real estate bet from knocking them off track. (more)As you age, you perceive risk differently. That can make you rich - or cost you dearly. (more)
Stocks that can beat the credit crunch (more) |
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Profiles of the best neighborhoods in the nation's 30 biggest cities. Homes for sale. Stats on income, real estate, crime and more. (more)
A four-part strategy for managing your nest egg so it lasts as long as you do. (more)
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