Table of Contents:VOL. 37, NO. 1 - January 2008 Features
These 28 Web sites can bring a virtual world of speed, simplicity and intelligence to your financial life. (more)
Christopher Browne traces his investing approach directly back to Warren Buffett's guru, Ben Graham. And it still works. (more)
Michael Sivy, Money Magazine editor at large The plunge in some of the highest-yielding stocks has created a buying opportunity for retirement investors. (more)By Janice Revell, Money Magazine You face tough financial choices. Pay off your mortgage? Take Social Security early? Want answers? Let's run the numbers. (more)
The top presidential contenders are richer than we are, but they make many of the same money mistakes. (more)
By Paul Keegan, Money Magazine contributing writer After their home was destroyed by wildfire, the Martins learned they were underinsured. Now the hard part. (more) Start
 By Joe Light, Money Magazine staff reporter It's getting easier - and cheaper - to change wireless plans. Here's how to tell if switching is the right call. From Money Magazine's Joe Light. (more)
Is it ok to ask for the gift that would really make me happy? Money Magazine's ethicists have the answer. (more)
The retirement trust fund is projected to run out before the middle of the century. Here's how the presidential candidates plan to keep it alive. (more)
By Jean Chatzky, Money Magazine editor at large A smarter way to pick a charity. By Jean Chatzky (more) Plan
By Kate Ashford, Money Magazine contributing writer Teach your teens and tweens budgeting basics and avoid going breaking the bank. From Money Magazine's Kate Ashford. (more)
By Walter Updegrave, Money Magazine senior editor This former engineer and self-taught expert learned firsthand how to prosper after you leave your job. (more)
Builders are courting boomers with resortlike facilities. But do you want to live with oldsters only? (more) Home
 To prevent budget-busting repairs, you've got to invest a little time. But how do you keep track? Just use our home maintenance checklist. (more)
 By George Mannes, Money Magazine senior writer Home builders are throwing in the kitchen sink? Should you take it? (more) Spend
Money Magazine sent about 40 prints and negatives to six popular services. Here's which did best at getting them onto your computer. (more) Invest
 By Asa Fitch, Money Magazine reporter This 31-year-old psychologist can't let a costly mortgage stop her from saving (more)
 By Penelope Wang, Money Magazine senior writer Wall Street is launching funds that claim to boost returns but not risk. You've heard that before. (more) |
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