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FINANCIAL ADVICE FOR YOUR 20s & 30s

MONEY-SMART KIDS
Help your kids battle boredom this summer by encouraging their entrepreneurial spirit.
 
ON THE JOB
Career Advice for Men
In today's workplace, people skills and teamwork rule. Guys, learn how to show your softer side to get ahead.
 
CAREERS
Job Hunting in the Internet Age
New times call for new methods, including video with your résumé.
 
STARTING OUT
Six Steps to Starting Your Own Business
Young entrepreneurs have to work hard to overcome inexperience and gain credibility. Follow these tips to increase your odds of success when starting out and starting up.
 
CAREER
When to Accept a Job Buyout
Consider the severance package, health benefits and pension payments.
 
STARTING OUT
Get More Respect at Work
How to get people to see past your age or gender and notice your merits.
 
ARCHIVES
An aspiring filmmaker's dreams collide with financial realities.
Searches can churn up hits that make you blush -- or cost you a job.
Ready to take your career to the next level? These smart moves will propel you to the top.
Many job searchers should network less and answer ads more.
How to search smart and boost your odds of getting hired. Plus, take our QUIZ to sharpen your job-hunting skills.
These five fields offer job stability in any economy. Plus, learn how to recession-proof your career, whatever your industry.
Employees who are better liked are often kept on, even if they're less competent at their work.
Eight ways to increase your enjoyment on the job.
Poor social skills holding you back? Here are seven valuable lessons.
Ready to move on? Follow these 12 dos and don'ts for job searching discreetly when you're employed.
MONEY: 5 HOTTEST JOBS
Network Analyst: Design, test and build networks for businesses.

Physician assistant: Work under a doctor's supervision to complete miscellaneous tasks physicians may not have time to handle.

Computer applications software engineer: Uses computer languages to design, construct and maintain computer programs.

Computer systems software engineer: Configures, installs and maintains entire computer systems.

Network and computer systems administrator: Run a business's on-site help desk for computer matters.

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BEST OF: JOB TOOLS
Success With Your Money, an all-new special edition from Kiplinger, tells you how to make the most of your money - and make a seamless transition to the next phase of your life. It's a step-by-step guide to realizing the dreams of a lifetime!
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KIPLINGER'S MONEY POLL
What has thrown the biggest wrench in your budget?
High gas prices
High food prices
Increasing debt and bills
A frozen home-equity line of credit
None of the above
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