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| This week's top Personal Finance stories - Marketwatch Posted: 24 Apr 2010 04:55 AM PDT
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By MarketWatch In case you missed them, here are the top 10 Personal Finance stories from MarketWatch for the week of April 19-23: The Top 10 places to relocate in 2010
Job growth and a diverse economy helped launch Huntsville, Ala., nicknamed the "Rocket City," to the top of RelocateAmerica.com's annual list of best places to live.
Sensible remodels for a flat housing market
With housing values in the tank and any substantial price appreciation in the distant future, sinking money into a remodeling project is a tough sell for many homeowners now.
The clock is ticking on home-buyer tax credit
You might not have to miss out on the homebuyers' tax credit. MarketWatch.com Radio's Adrienne Mitchell reports the coming deadline is for signing a contract, not closing the deal.
These Web sites let you invest with the top pros -- or be one
Joey Windham used to have a stockbroker, but no longer. Now he invests with help from a history professor, an accountant and a doctor whose trading activity he follows online.
Recession lessons that will last kids a lifetime
While my seven-month-old is too young to understand that she's growing up during one of the worst economies in decades, Dan and I do our best to remain upbeat around our baby. For families with older kids, experts say these tough times are a good occasion to teach children about financial realities, and these are lessons that can last a lifetime.
Volcano fee? Experts say watch those airfares
The volcanic eruption in Iceland will prove costly to air travelers long after the ash cloud clears. Travel expert Joe Brancatelli tells MarketWatch News Break that the travel disruptions will be reflected in higher air fares.
If you don't lose weight your finances will
You have to admire Michelle Obama for taking on an issue that can turn off millions of Americans, who themselves are overweight. From better food labels to more money for healthier foods in schools, the First Lady is taking on the issue with a vengeance, tackling the problem from many corners. But there's another, big reason that each and every parent should get rid of excess weight and teach their kids good eating habits: our financial futures.
Time to replace the 4% withdrawal rule
How much -- when the time comes -- should you withdraw from your accounts earmarked for retirement? Answer that question correctly and you get to enjoy the retirement of your dreams. Answer it incorrectly and you either outlive your assets or you leave more money to your heirs than planned.
How to reenergize your long-suffering job search
While the economy may be slowly recovering, it's still tough to find a job and millions of workers have been unemployed for far longer than they'd like.
8 ways the long-term unemployed can protect their well-being
It's been nearly a year since Kevin Brett lost his job as a public-relations executive, the longest stretch of unemployment he's ever faced.
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| The week's 10 best Personal Finance stories - MENAFN Posted: 24 Apr 2010 04:48 AM PDT
| This week's top Personal Finance stories By MarketWatch Last Update: 8:01 AM ET Apr 24, 2010 In case you missed them, here are the top 10 Personal Finance stories from MarketWatch for the week of April 19-23: The Top 10 places to relocate in 2010 Job growth and a diverse economy helped launch Huntsville, Ala., nicknamed the "Rocket City," to the top of RelocateAmerica.com's annual list of best places to live. See Real Estate. Sensible remodels for a flat housing market With housing values in the tank and any substantial price appreciation in the distant future, sinking money into a remodeling project is a tough sell for many homeowners now. See Amy Hoak's Home Economics. The clock is ticking on home-buyer tax credit You might not have to miss out on the homebuyers' tax credit. MarketWatch.com Radio's Adrienne Mitchell reports the coming deadline is for signing a contract, not closing the deal. Listen to Radio Report. These Web sites let you invest with the top pros -- or be one Joey Windham used to have a stockbroker, but no longer. Now he invests with help from a history professor, an accountant and a doctor whose trading activity he follows online. See Weekend Investor. Recession lessons that will last kids a lifetime While my seven-month-old is too young to understand that she's growing up during one of the worst economies in decades, Dan and I do our best to remain upbeat around our baby. For families with older kids, experts say these tough times are a good occasion to teach children about financial realities, and these are lessons that can last a lifetime. See Diary of a Recession Baby. Volcano fee? Experts say watch those airfares The volcanic eruption in Iceland will prove costly to air travelers long after the ash cloud clears. Travel expert Joe Brancatelli tells MarketWatch News Break that the travel disruptions will be reflected in higher air fares. Listen to Radio Report. If you don't lose weight your finances will You have to admire Michelle Obama for taking on an issue that can turn off millions of Americans, who themselves are overweight. From better food labels to more money for healthier foods in schools, the First Lady is taking on the issue with a vengeance, tackling the problem from many corners. But there's another, big reason that each and every parent should get rid of excess weight and teach their kids good eating habits: our financial futures. See Jennifer Openshaw. Time to replace the 4% withdrawal rule How much -- when the time comes -- should you withdraw from your accounts earmarked for retirement? Answer that question correctly and you get to enjoy the retirement of your dreams. Answer it incorrectly and you either outlive your assets or you leave more money to your heirs than planned. See Robert Powell. How to reenergize your long-suffering job search While the economy may be slowly recovering, it's still tough to find a job and millions of workers have been unemployed for far longer than they'd like. See Careers. 8 ways the long-term unemployed can protect their well-being It's been nearly a year since Kevin Brett lost his job as a public-relations executive, the longest stretch of unemployment he's ever faced. See Vital Signs. Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. |
| The Ric Edelman Show - 630 WMAL Posted: 24 Apr 2010 05:59 AM PDT The Ric Edelman ShowSaturday: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Ric Edelman is the #1 Independent Financial Advisor in the nation, as ranked by Barrons. For over 20 years Ric has shared his personal finance advice and is heard by millions of radio listeners around the country. Ric is a #1 New York Times best-selling author of seven books on personal finance, including Rescue Your Money, The Lies About Money; Ordinary People, Extraordinary Wealth; and the personal finance classic The Truth About Money. He is also a frequent television guest, noted public speaker, publisher of Inside Personal Finance, a 16-page monthly newsletter, and founder and chairman of Edelman Financial Services LLC. For nine years, Ric taught personal finance at Georgetown University. His commitment to teaching consumers about personal finance, along with his wit and humor, has established him as one of the most informative and entertaining financial professionals in America. For more of Rics advice, visit RicEdelman.com Join Ric Edelman every Saturday from 10am-12n on 630 WMAL. PLEASE NOTE: The opinions expressed on the Ric Edelman Show are those of the host, and do not necessarily represent those of this station or its parent companies. Proper advice depends on a complete analysis of all facts and circumstances. The information given on this program is in the nature of general financial comment and cannot be relied upon as pertaining to your specific situation. Listeners should consult their own financial advisors or conduct their own due diligence before making any financial decisions. The content on Ric Edelman's website is written and provided by Ric Edelman and does not necessarily represent the views or opinions of this station. You are urged to consult your own financial advisor before acting on any of the information found on this web site. Ric Edelman is Chairman and CEO of Edelman Financial Services LLC. Ric is an Investment Advisor Representative and offers advisory services through EFS, an SEC-registered investment advisor. He is also a Registered Principal of and offers securities through Sanders Morris Harris, Inc., an affiliated broker/dealer, member FINRA/SIPC. Barrons ranking Top 100 Independent Financial Advisors (Aug. 31, 2009) based on assets under management, revenues the advisors generate for their firms, and the quality of their practices. Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. |
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