Table of Contents:VOL. 37, NO. 6 - June 2008 Special report: Real estate survival guide
 People around L.A. are having to find creative ways to cope with the real estate crash. Once again, it looks like California is a trendsetter. more
What's in store for home prices in the year ahead - and when the worst will be over. more
House rules The real estate game has changed. This guide can help you play to win. By Amanda Gengler
Real estate's next evolution Coming on strong are new trends that will reshape tastes in homes and transform how you buy and sell. By Stephen Gandel On the cover
 In a difficult market, the smartest strategy is also the simplest. By Michael Sivy, Carla Fried, Carolyn Bigda and George Mannes more Features
 By Janice Revell, Money Magazine senior writer Sooner or later, the markets will take a turn for the better. Good things will happen to those who spot that moment first. more
Billionaire George Soros has left retirement to hedge his portfolio. Here's his advice for rough economic times. more
By Paul Keegan, Money Magazine contributing writer Renovating in an environmentally sensitive way is costing this couple more green than they could have imagined. more Start
 By Joe Light, Money Magazine staff reporter How to get the most out of giving to your favorite pol. more
Interview by Donna Rosato, Money Magazine senior writer Consumer crusader Elizabeth Warren wants lenders to stop cheating you - and she has a way to get them to behave. more
By Jeanne Fleming and Leonard Schwarz Our son's in-laws are bilking us on wedding costs! What do we do? moreNew research shows income rises with happiness, but bliss can be bad for the bank account. more Plan
 By Walecia Konrad, Money Magazine contributing writer Even if you think you have everything covered - especially if - you'd better read this. more
Eight cost-effective ways to clear out your clutter. more
A low-cost treatment may cure what ails your psyche. more
By The Mole, Money Magazine's undercover financial planner
Beware the come-ons of reverse mortgages. more
Will the boomers bust the market? more Invest
 By Jason Zweig, Money Magazine senior writer/columnist Stocks have been stranded for a decade. But times like these require the resolve to forge ahead - despite the pain. more
Is portfolio insurance legit? And why not invest a 401(k) for the short term? more
By Joe Light, Money Magazine staff reporter Separated in age by 13 years, this couple want to know whether they can retire together. more
By Penelope Wang, Money Magazine senior writer Veteran fund manager Chris Davis isn't one to panic. He explains why you shouldn't either. more Spend
 By Sally Schultheiss, Money Magazine contributing writer A magnetic induction stove: It's a cooktop that cooks twice as fast - but won't burn the kids' fingers more
 A new wave of camcorders can maximize video for high-def TV. By Charles Passy, Money Magazine contributing writer more Back of the book
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