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Personal Finances: Family

Q&A: Protecting your investment portfolio and assets

November 6, 2009

Investors should consider obtaining a qualified second opinion when concerned about "bleeding" of portfolio values due to market losses.

Q&A: Too many credit accounts; social security after a divorce; splitting the homebuyer tax credit; tracking 'basis' on stock purchases; claiming a spouse's capital losses

October 23, 2009

Too much available credit can hurt your credit score.

Q&A: Keys to maintaining a good credit score

September 18, 2009

I have several credit cards, two of which have sizable balances. Is there a way I can manage my debt in a way that improves my credit score?

New credit card law could mean higher fees for consumers

September 18, 2009

Recent changes in credit card laws will likely affect everyone in ways both positive and negative.

Q&A: When your adjustable-rate mortgage increases

September 18, 2009

I have an adjustable-rate mortgage that I've had no problem paying, but it's about to go up in a few months and I'm afraid it'll be too expensive. What can I do?

Q&A: When to save, when to pay off debt

September 18, 2009

A general rule when deciding between paying down debt or savings is to estimate the difference between the interest rate of the debt and potential return on investment.

Q&A: Figuring out when the "kiddie" tax applies to your family

September 4, 2009

My daughter is a 19-year-old, part-time student in college. Are we subject to "kiddie tax"?

Q&A: What's the difference between a 529 and a Coverdell?

September 4, 2009

What is the difference between a 529 plan and a Coverdell Education Savings Account?

Revamping your practice's retirement plan

August 21, 2009

Now may be the time to review your original goals for having a retirement plan, then evaluate whether your plan is meeting those goals.

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