Deciding how to use a windfall? A big TV probably isn't the first choice
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One of the most frequent questions I'm asked is what to do with a windfall. At this time of year, that question is often prompted by taxpayers' getting their refunds.
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Suddenly coming into a lot of money isnât necessarily the ticket to financial freedom.  Instead, it can be difficult to find smart, solid advice for handling it.
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It's time to think a little about asset allocation.
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Don't get too attached to your widescreen TV -- it'll soon be obsolete.
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A non-magical approach to building wealth.
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Even in a big-screen era, most people don&#39;t spend $6,000 or $8,000 on a television. Overall, more than two-thirds of the TVs sold in the United States this year will cost under
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When does it make sense to buy a high-fee fund?
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Investors: Don't make this costly blunder.
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Multimedia Games might appear cheap, but most investors should stick to the bigger slot makers.
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Don't be misled by big numbers from mutual funds.
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DonÂt buy that high-definition TV yet. Competition may force the prices down further.
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For your home or finances, going it alone isn't always best.
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Make sure your investment's revenue stream is diversified -- or you could get hurt.
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Investing can be more pleasure than business.
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Do big trucks and big buybacks spell big opportunity?
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Are you making this costly mistake with your investments?
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By David Magliano, The Walton Sun, Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.  Dec. 16--You know what size television you want, and you know how much  you want to spend, but do you know your LCD from your DLP?   You're not alone.