Table of Contents:VOL. 38, NO. 7 - July 2009 Features
How to profit in the new economy In this special report, MONEY examines how the next chapter of the U.S. economic story will affect you as an investor, a worker, and a consumer.
Go from fired or retired to hired We asked career experts to make over three job hunters. Their tips can help you or someone you know land a new gig too. (Hint: Lose the black suit.) The easiest way to fix your portfolio Money is pouring into exchangetraded funds. They can help your portfolio recover?if you pick the purest kind. Beat the rising cost of health care Deductibles, co-pays, and drug prices keep going up. These 10 smart moves can help you lower your expenses -- but not the quality of the care you get.
Too much money for too much medicine Dartmouth researcher Elliott Fisher says the U.S. could spend 20% less and be just as healthy. His work might be the key to fixing our broken system. Do the right thing in a recession Our ethics experts weigh in on some hard decisions you may be facing when it comes to money and your relationships with family and friends. Money 1st
three ways to dodge rising fees
The big idea Stop stacking the deck against Credit card reform What we would have liked to see. By the numbers Boomers and the bust.
where your money goes For a $9 movie ticket. THE MONEY SHRINK Get your people to work harder ... ... without pushing them so they quit. by Tyler Cowen The Plan
The best way to find a loan Mortgage shopping is more confusing than ever. The key is knowing whom to talk to, and when.
Five things to know about ... ... Selling in a hurry.
Waterfront houses for less Home
Asia's saving grace Money's stock strategist thinks this region of savers could soon become one of spenders. The makeover They have way too many funds, but not enough diversification. Invest
Digitize your ride Your car may not be new, but its gizmos can be?for as little as a few hundred bucks. Tech
Cut energy costs 30% These gadgets can help reduce the effects of summer energy- bill sticker shock. Columns
THE LONG VIEW Can You Recoup Your Bear Losses? Yes?but you have to keep investing in stocks. By Walter Updegrave
THE BOOMER YEARS Don't Pay a Price for Your Life Crisis Rough patch? Keep your finances on track. By Dan Kadlec VALUE ADDED Keep the Bad Guys Out of Your Home Burglary is up. Get solid protection at a fair price. value added By Josh Garskof FUND WATCH Bill Miller Bounces Back And so have some other famous stock pickers. Time to get back into their funds? fund watch By Penelope Wang
THE INTELLIGENT INVESTOR Why Buy Stocks if Bonds Are on Top? Because it may indicate that stocks are a steal. the intelligent investor By Paul J. Lim THE BOTTOM LINE Why I Sweated My Toddler's Test Good education is key - and feels harder to come by. By Pat Regnier |
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