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It won’t be easy finding another Bill Miller -- he of the 15 straight years of market-beating performance. Great records have more to do with luck than skill.

Here are tips from a few of our favorite personal finance bloggers on how to cut grocery costs and more.

Life is harder for low-income workers with children than for empty-nesters in the executive suite, a new survey says. Companies can increase productivity with financial education and training.

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Harding Loevner Emerging Markets Equity, a member of the Kiplinger 25, is finding opportunities on the frontier.

You can stash the maximum amount each year in both your IRA and your 401(k) plan.

Eaton Vance’s Kathleen Gaffney sees little value in the bond market today

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There are good reasons to keep returns for life, even after the threat of an IRS audit is over.

Here are five lessons to help kids increase their knowledge about personal finance.

Consumers can now look up average prices for 100 common services at hospitals across the country.

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Make the wrong move and you could forfeit a variable annuity's guarantees.

A look at tips from a few of our favorite personal finance bloggers about what to get Dad for his special day.

Look for recent price spikes to ease as new construction picks up and more homes come on the market.

You don't have to spend a fortune to show Dad how much you appreciate him.

These Web sites and organizations can direct you to benefits for seniors and guide you through the maze of insurance options.

Make a good impression -- without looking cheap -- with these ideas.

Returning to work can affect Social Security benefits and pension payments, but may also help you build your nest egg.

Find out if you're eligible and what changes will take place.

The fund keeps maturities short and has a great record of sidestepping defaults.

Follow gift-giving etiquette and be a gracious guest without going bankrupt.

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By employing little-known claiming strategies, a couple can still bring in some income at full retirement age.

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The right choice for you depends on your spending patterns and the kind of perks you prefer.

You'll find lingerie, Caribbean cruises, laptops and more on sale this month.

When top dogs fall to being underdogs, watch out that you're not along for the ride.

Job hunters are using the social media site to attract company recruiters.

If you want a 4% yield and a minimal number of shocks, you will find that electric utilities shine brightly.

They retain more of their original value and often have lower maintenance costs than their nonhybrid counterparts.

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Take these steps so you don't get hit with inactivity fees.

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Faith-based investing is about finding companies that are currently faltering but that have a high likelihood of doing better.

Even in a sluggish economy, they’re piling up sales.

Manager Steven Romick has free rein to branch out, but hasn't seen anything compelling recently.

I took a cursory look at my 18 stocks and decided to focus on the outliers: my biggest winner and biggest loser.

Smart planning now could save you big bucks when you file next year.

More merchants are accepting the virtual currency, and speculators are having a field day.

You can apply for most student loans — and take advantage of tax breaks for education — at any age. Just be sure you can repay your debt before retirement.

The industry has been historically turbulent, but those past problems may present opportunities today.

Once you get past the hoopla, you can learn a lot from Warren Buffett by attending his company’s yearly gathering for shareholders.

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He wants to limit the amount you can put in tax-favored retirement savings.