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The year is over, right? It’s too late to make contributions for the tax year just past. Well, maybe not — depending on what you are contributing to.   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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The #1 rule of personal finance is to earn more than you spend. This means that you need a good idea of how much money you are making, as well as how much you are spending.   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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Indeed, Peter Parker worries about money quite a bit. He can’t afford a car, so he bought a bike to get him to work. He even hand-made his spidey suit. Peter Parker doesn’t have to stay poor, though. Here are 6 things he can do to improve his finances as a new year begins:   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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My wife's parents had a neighbor who seemed successful, but recently he plead guilty to fraud and faked his own death. Greed never ends well.   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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Euro is higher today, gaining even though banks are still making high demands on the ECB’s marginal lending facility. A total of 14.8 billion euros were borrowed on Monday night.   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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We are participating in a stock picking contest this year along with 11 other bloggers. Here are my 4 best stock picks for 2012   Read More (Investing and Retirement)
 
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It's cliche to hear about New Year's resolutions, isn't it? How many actually follow through on their resolutions? There are ways to make goals happen though.
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Putting together a successful spending plan is about more than just tracking your spending and then deciding where your money should go. Your success with a budget requires a little more than a list of income and expenses.   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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Signs of economic improvement have many thinking that now might be the time to find a new job — or at least work toward a promotion or raise. As you consider your current situation, it’s a great time to think about what you can do in the coming year to make yourself more marketable.   Read More (Education and Career)
 
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Before getting into the foreclosure business, you have to make sure that you are familiar with the ins-and-outs of foreclosure laws since they vary from state to state. Not only that, they will directly affect everything from buying foreclosed homes, short sale options and even tax sales. State laws govern everything from preforeclosure to closing   Read More (Real Estate)
 
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Your resume is the first thing that employers and the hiring department see. They don’t see you, and what you’re capable of. Consider your resume as an advertisement.

If the ad is good, people will take a second look, but if it’s boring and plain, then your product (which is you in this case), will never get sold.   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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According to the Canada House Price Index, real estate has been one of the best performing sectors in Canada. Is Canadian housing in a bubble?   Read More (Real Estate)
 
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2012 has the potential to turn out to be a great year for US equities. Investors should keep in mind these 3 trends to better position their portfolio in the new year.   Read More (Investing and Retirement)