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Giving to Charity? Learn the Ins and Outs of Donor-Advised Funds
investing These simple, low-cost vehicles tend to be the most efficient and effective ways to engage in charitable giving.
By Taylor Schulte, CFP
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Life Settlements Can Be a Big Risk
Making Your Money Last Seniors who sell their life insurance policies to investors typically get only a fraction of the value.
By Eleanor Laise
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What to Ask a Financial Adviser
Financial Planning Hiring an adviser is a two-way street. Be prepared to ask the right questions.
By Jeffrey R. Kosnett
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Investors, Beware Exotic Investment Opportunities
investing It’s getting easier for the little guy to get into all sorts of exotic investments. That’s not necessarily a good thing.
By Kathy Kristof
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Investing in Start-Ups Is Risky Business
Markets Equity crowdfunding offers big opportunities -- and big hazards -- for small investors.
By Susan B. Garland
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5 Key Credentials to Seek in a Financial Adviser
Financial Planning Don't hire a financial adviser, unless he meets these standards.
By Nellie S. Huang
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6 Things You Must Know About Financial Planners
Financial Planning Picking an adviser is like choosing a mate. Find the right match.
By Susannah Snider
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Avoid Investment Scams on Twitter
Scams Follow these tips to steer clear of investor fraud on Twitter and other social media.
By Miriam Cross
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The Lure of Ponzi Schemes
Investor Psychology Educated investors are often too confident in their own capacity to evaluate a deal.
By Anne Kates Smith
Investor Psychology
