Best Investment Ideas For 2008
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After a tumultuous year marked by volatility, recession fears and credit woes, top advisers place their bets for 2008.
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Make the most of the money you have. Here are some ideas.
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Which startups are worth paying attention to in the coming year? We pick 10 companies that should be making significant strides in 2008.
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It's that time again to look for year-end moves to trim your upcoming tax bill. Of course, there are the evergreens: Sock away money in tax-friendly 401(k)s or individual retirement accounts. Sell off loser stocks to offset capital gains on winners. Bundle medical expenses so they're large enough to deduct. And don't forget to use up cash remaining in a ...
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Why you should stay invested for the long term.
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It's time to add new money. What will you do?
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Here's an investing plan for you, from A to Z.
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At the Thrift Savings Plan, 2007 was a year of growth and 2008 looks like a year of change.
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These top-notch index funds offer an extra twist.
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Just about everything you've been  told about mutual fund investing in recent years goes something  like this:
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Some stocks to consider in the wake of the Fed cut.
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Giving the gift of investing? Consider this pair of stocking stuffers.
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Investors can find worthy investments beyond the glare of top-rated stars.
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Don't miss the best stocks of the next half-century.
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Let CAPS lead you to the best investment trends in our Foolish world.
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Stocks, bonds, the dollar and real estate look pricey. Here's what to do
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Martha and the Vandellas recorded A 1965 Motown classic that began: "Nowhere to run to, baby/Nowhere to hide." With the stock and bond markets not going much of anywhere, you may despair of finding any good liquid investment for your cash. Of course, you can tie up your money for long periods with hedge funds and their ilk, hoping for decent returns. But there are some good alternatives, particularly in the energy sector. In this issue, fellow columnist Richard Lehmann discusses royalty trusts, which focus on oil and gas extraction (see p. 206).