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"Tax-free retirement" has a nice ring to it, but creating a completely tax-free income stream is difficult—and maybe self-defeating.
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The market is going down, up, down again ... and maybe sideways for a little while. What should you do? It depends on who you are.
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Carmen's advice if you're a customer of the beleaguered bank.
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The housing crisis has brought home prices way down, and the Wall Street crisis is making investors more than a little nervous. So now that mortgage rates are down, it could be an opportunity to take some of your retirement nest egg and invest it in real estate.
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Don't miss another Special Report tonight. Send us your questions and you could be "On the Money."
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Even if it's wrapped up in AIG, here's what you can do.
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If stocks seem too risky right now, here's where you can consider putting your money.
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Need clarification on a term we used on the show? Check here first.
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Send us your questions and you could be "On the Money."
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In the wake of the latest wave of bank failures, the FDIC matters more than ever.
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Find out which education savings account is right for you.
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Are you paying PMI to your lender? Might be time to shop for a new mortgage.
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Just as the slowing economy has made access to cash a higher priority for a lot of small businesses, banks have been offering “small business” credit cards, the New York Times reports.
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Some 21 percent of those with salaries of $100,000 or more say they are living paycheck to paycheck, according to a recent survey conducted by CareerBuilder.com. So, if you're counting the days to your next payday, here are some tips to break out of the paycheck-to-paycheck syndrome.
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Carmen answers more Dollar Dilemmas after the show.
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ETFs give you the diversity of a mutual fund and the action of a stock. No wonder they've become so popular.
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Even if you're not a millionaire, you can stand to give up nearly half your assets to the government when you die. Here's what you can do about it.
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Use our new interactive tool to calculate where you should be putting your money each month.
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Cash is an increasingly attractive asset, says the New York Times. How much money should you pull out of the market? Once you have decided, here are some means of reaching your cash management goals.
Fast Advisor
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Here's what you should know about transitioning from saving for retirement to spending during retirement.
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If you're 10 years away from retiring, listen up to Ivory Johnson of Delancey Wealth Management for advice on how to save your money.
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Everyone's goal is to retire a millionaire, but don't believe the hype about any get-rich-quick scheme to get there.
The Suze Orman Show
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Money mistakes when you don't like dealing with money. A woman is finally ready to face her compulsive shopping so and create a future for her daughter. Viewers ask if they can afford a Mercedes SLK 350, a pair of $11,000 diamond earrings.
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Becky, who's 37, asks Suze if she can afford to spend $11,254 on a pair of diamond earrings.
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