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April 6, 2007
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Get interested in your savings
There are lots of banks who'd love the chance to sit on your cash. And that means you can find some pretty competitive rates. Lisa Napoli offers this primer on finding high-yield savings.
A very taxing family
It's a family business that only Uncle Sam could love. Ashley Milne-Tyte takes us to Queens, New York, where three generations of tax accountants prepare for April under the same roof.
A beautiful garden for the right price
Want to make your garden bloom without breaking the bank? Tess Vigeland takes us on a tour of her own garden with Amy Stewart, author of "Flower Confidential."
So . . . how much are your colleagues making?
You know you're dying to find out. What kind of salary are your coworkers making? Tess Vigeland talks snooping strategies with Donna Rosato of Money Magazine.
Why do I have to keep checking my checks?
It seems like you deposited that check ages ago and it still hasn't cleared. There's a reason. Tess finds out why with Jean Ann Fox of the Consumer Federation of America.
Chris Farrell's 'My Two Cents' blog
From index funds to long-term care insurance . . . to a good rant about Lou Dobbs. It's all here in our economics editor's blog.
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Chris Farrell wants you to get over the April blues. He recommends some easy steps to prepare for tax deadline.
This week, Chris Farrell yells "Cut" at the newest reel of credit card documentaries.
Chris Farrell answers your questions about life insurance for newborns, prioritizing income when you decide to establish your own nonprofit business, and the secrets of
retiring at age 51.
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