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2010 U.S. Stock and Bond Lessons Learned
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One method to divide the U.S. stock market is by sector of the economy. Overemphasize those sectors left free to innovate and compete on the global market.

Video: Comprehensive Wealth Management: Life Planning, Part 1
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Life Planning is an important part of the wealth management process. It’s not enough to have money; you need to know what the money is for.

A New Opportunity: Donating to Charity from Your IRA
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The law allows taxpayers age 70 1/2 or older to donate up to $100,000 from their IRA directly to a charity. The amount of the charitable contribution is excluded from taxable income.

Compute Your Net Worth Once a Year – 2011
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Computing your net worth annually is like taking a sextant reading to chart your course toward financial security. Net worth gives you a snapshot of how much money would be left if you converted everything you owned into cash and paid off all your debts.

Seven Financial Resolutions for the New Year – 2011
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Financial resolutions usually don’t even last until the end of January. Making a permanent change in our behavior requires both time and a steely resolve. We can only develop financial character one action at a time. Here are seven practices to take you from pauper to prince or princess if you add one each year.

The Poorhouses of “A Christmas Carol”
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“It is not enough to seize power or to change wherein society power lies. With power must come an inner sense of connection to others.”

Green Gift$ For The Holiday Season
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Capitalizing on tax savings can allow you to be even more generous in years to come.

The Two Portly Gentlemen Are Entrepreneurial Philanthropists
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The two men see opportunities and the risk excites them. Even soliciting funds for the poor is an integral part of their entrepreneurial spirit.

You Deserve a Fiduciary Standard of Care
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Most investors are not aware of a critical division of professionals in the world of financial services. This distinction lies between fee-only fiduciaries who are free to act in your best interests and commission-based agents and brokers who are required to act in the best interest of the companies that employ them.

Cyber Monday 2010
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Having found that a longer holiday season translates into bigger profits, retailers like to extend every holiday season. The holiday season is now a four-month blast of marketing genius.

Should You ‘”Sell In May And Stay Away”? Revisited
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When the markets are volatile, the bonus on account of rebalancing is greater.

Coping with College Expenses
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Students are graduating with larger debt loads than they were 10 years ago. Public four-year college borrowers graduate with an average of $19,800 in debt; their nonprofit private college counterparts graduate owing $26,100.

When Donating a Dollar Only Costs Five Cents
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More than 200 charities have been designated Neighborhood Assistance Programs (NAPs).

Radio: Liberals Get Basic Economics Wrong
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David Marota discusses how liberals get basic economics wrong.

Liberals Get Basic Economics Wrong
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The authors of the Zogby study suggested their own explanation. “We think that, for many respondents, economic understanding takes a vacation when economic enlightenment conflicts with establishment political sensibilities.”

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