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50 Ways to Save More Cash
Kiplinger's readers share their secrets for cutting costs and pocketing more dough. Plus, we chip in some strategies of our own.
How to Choose Winning Funds
Although picking winners has some art to it, as well as science, it's easier if you approach fund selection rationally. Use these seven steps to pick funds like a pro.
You don't need to work hard to make a million bucks. Invest in a Roth IRA, and let the power of tax-sheltered compound interest do all the work for you.
Whether you're 25 or 75, you can use dividend trends to flag solid growth companies run by managers who truly care about their shareholders.
Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck
By tracking your expenses, setting goals and cutting costs, you can avoid scrambling to make ends meet each month and actually start saving money.
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Don't let an oversight force you to overpay your taxes. Here's a baker's dozen of deductions that you could easily miss or never realize you were entitled to take.
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