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Among experiences you sure don’t want, you open your credit card bill and find a long column of strange charges. Or you try to file your federal tax return and the Internal Revenue Service responds that you already filed and supposedly...

What will inflation be in coming years? The real answer is that it varies according to your age and spending patterns. Inflation wallops someone with kids in college, and is hardly noticeable to stay-at-home types. Another consideration: Do you...

How do you bounce back from identity theft? In today’s technological world, your personal and financial information often sits exposed — and ID thieves employ many methods to profit if they lay hands on your Social Security number (SSN...

When it comes to our financial nest eggs, we all want to make the best decisions possible. Scouring information sources often seems like a good place to start – if you know how to sift what you find.A common question: “What book, paper...

Have your earnings from work peaked? A lot of people are seeing their wages max out earlier and earlier. That’s a big problem in the quest for financial security.London’s The Telegraph newspaper ran an article with a provocative title...

How should you, or your offspring, choose a college major? By picking a field of study that leads to a job with the highest salary? Actually, the answer is more involved than that.The other day I was playing the Game of Life with my kids again...

Picking stocks is like picking the right diamond. They all have different characteristics and values. Some are precious and dazzling. Others are flawed.June remains the most popular month for weddings, but the autumn months are busy with people...