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When you're young, be aggressive about putting money into stocks, and cautious about how much you shell out for a home. You'll end up the richer for it. Here are seven ways to start out smart. More
An inverse fund, one that moves in the opposite direction of the market, is not designed for long-term 401(k) retirement investing. More
Got tuition and room and board covered? That's great, but you'll face lots of other costs and fees. Find out Money magazine's fixes to help reduce the impact. More
Despite several years of performance setbacks, Dodge & Cox's fund managers aren't afraid of risk.
Don't let a good crisis go to waste. Start sifting through Europe's discount bin for investment deals now.
Meet Money magazine's Heroes, including Holly Petraeus of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and four others improving the lives of military families.
More college students rely on loans to pay for college expenses. Here's how to brave borrowing and get the best rates.
The financial burden of paying for your child's college degree has risen sharply over the last 20 years.
The cost of room and board at public and private colleges is rising much faster than the rate of inflation.
First, understand what that degree is really going to cost. Then use these strategies to wrestle the price down to a level your family can afford.
Pay for college and get a trip to Hawaii? Six college students and their families share strategies for cutting the cost of higher education.
A push into tech and banks reveals an oracle who's bullish, but more cautious than you think.
Much of the debate in this election is about taxes -- how much we pay, who pays it, is the burden shared fairly. MONEY separates truth from spin.
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