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Living Together, but Investing Apart

Living Together, but Investing Apart

Why more married couples are now leading separate lives -- financially.

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Broker Talk: Proceed With Caution

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Parents and the Financial Crisis: 9-Month Update

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Mutual Funds: Paying More for Less?

Report: Fees are up even as investors grapple with massive portfolio losses.

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Small-Cap Stocks: Too Big Too Fast?

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