Cash 22, Other Caveats
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Bill-paying is getting more and more convenient. But with that convenience comes the possibility of many complications and headaches.
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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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What you should know before you start messing with small stocks.
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Business & money: Withdrawing money from a cashpoint becoming more expensive, according to new research.
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Should you use special financing offers or pay cash?
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Stop treating your cash like trash.   With yields on money market mutual funds pushing 5 percent,   it's time to stop ignoring the returns you're getting on the   money you have saved for a rainy day.
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Pay attention to details and you might be shocked at how little your bank pays you.
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Cash America International (NYSE: PWN) is in the secured non-recourse lending business. That is, it operates pawnshops. In fact, the company operates quite a few: more than 700.
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Legal or not, many of us have &quot;floated&quot; payment with a check at some point in our lives. If this is the way you have paid your bills, today is the day to quit cold-turkey.
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Business & money: A Â£20,000 cheque, a Â£2,000 shopping spree, a 42" plasma TV ... these could be yours if the unsolicited letter is to be believed. Tony Levene investigates.
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Which sectors are in the venerable situation of having too much cash?
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How to steer clear of "free checking" pitfalls.
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One Fool has a few suggestions for keeping your portfolio intact.
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An overview of the different ways you can give your money away.
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It's not too late to make money in small caps.
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There are hundreds of dollars in your wallet that you can't see.
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Really, must we all go back to cash-only transactions to protect our personal information?