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What Your Credit Score Says About Your Love Life
credit & debt A Fed study finds that couples with higher credit scores are more likely to stay together.
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A Sucker Born Every Minute?
Investor Psychology The radical premise of a new book suggests that free markets, even when they function perfectly, don’t operate to the benefit of all.
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The Danger of Investing Too Heavily in U.S. Stocks
stocks Our bias in favor of U.S. stocks robs us of opportunities to invest in promising companies that happen to be based elsewhere.
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Sometimes, It's Okay to Spend
Investor Psychology Extreme frugality may be a sign of a deeper emotional issue, but in most cases, you can learn to spend without pain.
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Investors, Stay Sane in a Crazy Market
Investor Psychology Be sure to have a complete investing strategy, including your plan to sell, in place before any mayhem occurs.
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4 Ways to Beat Your Investing Biases
Investor Psychology Discover how a trusted friend and a diary can make you a better investor.
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Mannequin Eye Contact and Other Ways Retailers Get You to Spend More
spending To protect your budget while shopping, be aware of the sneaky tricks that will trigger your urge to buy.
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Watch Out for Senior Money Moments
retirement Trusted financial professionals can be among the first to spot a problem that's more than just normal forgetfulness.
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When Inertia Pays Off
Investor Psychology Many companies will raise your annual retirement contribution for you--no need to lift a finger.
