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Why work beyond 62?
PLAYWhy work beyond 62?(3:42)2:42pm

There are many benefits to work a few extra years beyond retirement age, says expert.

Boomers unprepared for retirement

Retirement expert Alicia Munnell says most baby boomers are not adequately prepared for retirement.

Laid off? Don't stay in 401(k)

Many who lose their jobs leave their money in their former company's 401(k) plan; tax expert Ed Slott says this is a mistake.

Great photos for not much green

You don't have to spend a lot to get a great digital camera; the Frugal Connoisseur shows you what to look for.

When to refinance your home

Low interest rates make now a good time for borrowers to try lowering their monthly mortgage payments.

Index funds: A safe bet?

Investing in multiple index funds can give you a diversified portfolio while lowering costs.

Why bailout troubled homeowners?

The logic behind the government's rescue of mortgage borrowers in default.

Bespoke without going broke

Custom-made shirts don't have to be expensive; the Frugal Connoisseur shows you what to look for and how to save.

Drinking frugally
PLAYDrinking frugally(3:54)Oct 21

Good wine doesn't have to be expensive; the Frugal Connoisseur shows you how to get a good deal.

Invest in munis, avoid taxes

Municipal bonds from state and local governments are exempt from federal income tax.

'Beautiful' homes for under $20K

Great deals for real estate investors are available in Detroit, if you know where to look.

How to spend $10,000
PLAYHow to spend $10,000(1:57)Oct 13

People in New York explain what they would do with all that cash.

Getting the lowest down payment

It's possible for a down payment to be as low as 5%, but beware of hidden costs.

Deals abound, but so does blight

Real estate professionals discuss the future of Detroit and what it means for the housing market.

When will Detroit recover?

Job creation is key to Detroit's comeback, but growth may still be slow say experts.

Managing your 401(k) loan

A loan from your 401(k) may prevent your retirement plan from growing and increase your tax liability.

Your parents' estate
PLAYYour parents' estate(1:52)Sep 29

Some tips on how to avoid the awkwardness of discussing wills with your parents.

The recovery checklist

Increased consumer spending is usually the first sign of recovery, but there are tricky caveats to watch out for.

When to repay a debt
PLAYWhen to repay a debt(1:54)Sep 15

Loans are not as straightforward as they seem; here're some strategies for retiring one early.

Tee up your retirement

Pinehurst, N.C., one of Money's Best Places to Retire, offers world-class golf courses and a small town feel.

Beyond banking for grads

Business majors should consider a wide range of industries when hunting for their first job.

Timing your home buy

Home prices are likely to continue to fall; here're some strategies for making a purchase decision.

Clean your A/C to save cash

Regular maintenance of our air conditioner produces significant energy savings.

High tech helps save on heat

Programmable thermostats help manage your energy use.

Warmer pipes, fatter wallet

Insulating water pipes is cheap, easy to do, and one of the best ways to save on energy costs.

Why Louisville, Colo., is No. 1

Money's Best Place to Live has it all: affordable housing, great schools, and easy access to the Rocky Mountains.

Secrets of a great place to live

What makes a city tops? We asked folks in some of Money's Best Places to Live what they love about their hometowns.

Where to find rich singles

With beautiful beaches and exciting nightlife, Hermosa Beach, Calif., is a playground for the wealthy and unattached.

A trolley ride to country charm

Just minutes from Boston, Milton, Mass., No. 5 on Money's Best Places to Live, offers a quaint New England lifestyle.

Take your golf cart to work

Peachtree City, Ga., No. 8 on Money's Best Places to Live, has 90+ miles of golf cart paths and a family-friendly vibe.

Seal windows to save money

A lot of heat is lost through poorly sealed windows; upgrading can help you save.

Save money with 'green' lighting

Compact fluorescent and LED lights cost more than regular lightbulbs, but they save money over the long run.

Job switching success
PLAYJob switching success(0:47)Jun 12

Tips to help find a job and change your career.

Green lawns
PLAYGreen lawns(1:51)Jun 10

Collecting rainwater during stormy spring months will give you plenty to use on your lawn during the summer.

'Gray water' saves green

Water recycled from your drains can be used to water plants or wash your car.

Low prices at the pump

Discount retailers like Wal-Mart and Costco often sell cheap gas to attract shoppers.

Hot water, cool technology

Tankless boilers heat water on demand, saving energy.

Don't be fooled by teaser rates

Credit card deals have hidden fees and charges; calculate the 'effective APR' to find out how much you'll really spend.

Don't lose money in the laundry

Older appliances are very inefficient; newer models save both water and energy.

Plug holes in your home

A home energy audit that uses an infrared camera can help cut your heating bills and make your home greener.

Keep warm with 'romance novels'

Cellulose insulation, made from recycled newspaper and books, is one of the most energy-efficient building materials.

'Consumer-friendly' credit

As the House passes the credit card reform bill, some issuers are adopting more lenient policies.

Savvy ways to cut your water bill

You don't have to take shorter showers to save water; low-flow aerators cut usage.

Balancing costs of family, faith

Jodi and Kent Koeman tithe 10% to their church every month, which sometimes puts a burden on their family.

Investing raises moral doubts

For Muslims Kashif and Lori Saroya, some common financial practices are prohibited by their religion.

Cost of keeping kosher

Abbi and Guy Perets of Houston, Texas, say that one of the hardest parts of being Orthodox is the price of groceries.

Keep creditors at bay

State laws limit how long creditors can pursue you for payment; here's how to get them off your back.

'Bling is bad'
PLAY'Bling is bad'(4:35)May 6

Americans tighten their belts and like it.

Roof color and energy costs

Dark roofs absorb heat, significantly increasing the cost of air conditioning in hot climates.

Tax break for homebuyers

Buying a house before the end of 2009 may qualify you for an $8,000 tax credit.

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