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VOL. 33, NO. 1 - January 1, 2004
COVER STORY
Forecast 04 THE SAME FACTORS THAT MADE THE PAST BEAR MARKET SO BAD WILL HELP ENSURE A LONG-LIVED RECOVERY
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Michael Sivy Additional Reporting by Erica Garcia
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Features
Best Investments 2003 WAS THE BOUNCE-BACK YEAR WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR. WHAT WILL 2004 HOLD? MORE OF THE SAME. HERE'S HOW TO PLAY IT
by
Pablo Galarza; Stephen Gandel; Lisa Gibbs
Bonds WITH RATES LIKELY TO GO UP, STAY AWAY FROM LONG-TERM ISSUES
by
Jon Birger
Update THE SEVEN STOCKS WE CHOSE AS OUR BEST BETS FOR 2003 FARED WELL, RETURNING 12.8%, YET STILL TRAILED THE REBOUNDING S&P 500 INDEX
by
Jonah Freedman
Is it Safe? Don't let safety fears keep you tethered to your checkbook. Not only is online bill paying safe, it could even protect your financial privacy
by
Donna Rosato
Why Are You Still Writing Checks? It's never been easier or cheaper to do all your bill paying online
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Donna Rosato
People to Watch OUR ANNUAL LOOK AT THE 25 LEADERS WHO'LL HAVE THE BIGGEST IMPACT ON YOUR FINANCIAL LIFE IN THE YEAR AHEAD
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Marion Asnes; Jon Birger; Jonah Freedman; Megan Johnston; Cybele Weisser
How 529s Got Stuck STATE COLLEGE SAVINGS PLANS WERE A TERRIFIC IDEA. TOO BAD SOME STATES MADE BAD DEALS WITH THE WRONG COMPANIES
by
Penelope Wang
Is Your 401(k) Safe? WHAT THE FUND SCANDAL MEANS FOR YOUR RETIREMENT
by
Penelope Wang
Scandal News A LOOK AT SOME MAJOR NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE WIDENING FUND MESS
by
Stephanie D. Smith
Surprise! You Need A New Roof You've found your dream house. Now it's time to figure out how much it's going to cost you to live there
by
Jean Chatzky
The Balance of Power There's no more important financial decision than how you vote
by
Robert Safian/Managing Editor
Whose Fund Is It, Anyway? The key to preventing future abuses: recognizing that mutual funds belong to their shareholders, not to their managers
by
Walter Updegrave
Essentials
Welcome to America's Hottest Towns Incomes are high. Home prices are rising ever higher. Here's where people are moving
by
Ellen McGirt With Tara Kalwarski and Michael J. Powe
The New Winter Coat
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Jonah Freedman
Ski-Daddle
by
Megan Johnston
Tops of the Pops
by
Amy Wilson
Sheets Happen
by
Amy Wilson
Death Valley Days The otherworldly wonders never cease at America's most surprising national park
by
Paul Lukas
Sand Castles Where to stay for Death Valley fun
by
Paul Lukas
Are You A Computer Fashion Victim? The hottest laptops come in extra-large or extra-small. Here's how to find the best fit for you
by
Peter Rojas
A Mightier Miata A round of revved-up cars should make Mazda roar even more
by
Lawrence Ulrich
Putting the MMM Back into Mazda The formerly ho-hum automaker is rolling out winner after winner after winner
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Lawrence Ulrich
Invest
Cheatproof Funds Sick of scandal-ridden mutual funds? Exchange-traded portfolios may be the answer
by
David Futrelle
A New Neuberger
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Donna Rosato
Greed Conquers Fear
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Tara Kalwarski
Off the Hook
by
Lisa Gibbs
On Activism
AMT-free?
by
Tara Kalwarski
A Reason to Like Brokers Wall Street is about to drop the curtain on its most profitable year ever. Should investors bet on a repeat performance?
by
Donna Rosato
Election-year Results
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Donna Rosato
Hawke-ing Stock
by
Jonah Freedman
Kodak Refocuses
by
Pablo Galarza; Daniel Carp
Parting Shot
Pedal to the Metal
by
Stephen Gandel
Update
by
Stephen Gandel
The Iceman Gaineth
by
Maggie Topkis
Money & Politics
The Investor Class Speaks Another presidential election year is upon us. When we asked our readers what they were thinking about, we got some surprises
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Amy Feldman Research: Andy Borinstein and Doug King
Money Helps
Will I Owe Taxes If I Donate My Traditional Ira to My Church's Building Fund?
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Judy Feldman
Online Contents
CNN Money MONEY.COM--AOL KEYWORD: MONEY
Openers
A Metz Win
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Penelope Wang; Michael Metz
Cheers! Sort of Wall Street is set to make record profits in 2003. Can you say the same of your portfolio?
by
Stephen Gandel
God's Work
by
David Futrelle
House Of Cards
Medicare Meds Made Easy The straight dope on the new drug provisions
by
Peter Carbonara
Pay Stubbed
by
Lisa Gibbs
Phone Go Boom
by
David Futrelle
Posters For The Glass-Half-Empty Set
by
Tara Kalwarski
You Really Wanna Reform Politics? First thing we do is kill all the laws that limit campaign contributions
by
Jon Birger
Briefly...
by
Farnoosh Torabi
Checks Out, Cards In TRAVEL SPENDING
by
Farnoosh Torabi
Dial Yourself A Deal MOBILE PHONE NUMBER
by
Cybele Weisser
Fair But Pricey ID THEFT
by
Jonah Freedman
Giving Learning the value of charity
by
Joan Caplin
Health care Living with risky coverage gaps
by
Amy Wilson
Retirement Planning for more than one future
by
Judy Feldman
Small business Betting on a new home-buying service
by
Joan Caplin
The Numbers
Bond Funds
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Credit
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Market Benchmarks
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Savings
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Stock Funds
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