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• Bloggers open up about money matters
• Will you ever be able to retire?
• Number of e-filing taxpayers hits record high
• Career counseling for teens emerging
• Brief filing delay affects TurboTax users
• Getting the tax basics right
• When companies pay taxes for executives
• Some examples of contractors with tax debts
• IRS warns taxpayers to beware ID theft scams
• Debit or credit: Weighing the financial risks
• A new, more colorful $10 bill makes its debut
• Rebates everywhere, but where's the money?
• Tax extension for small businesses quite easy
• Campaign aims to teach military about finance
• Hurricane victims get extension to file taxes
• Money market attractive during stocks’ slide
• Time to show more interest in savings accounts
• Once homeless, millionaire shares his story
• Fixed annuities: The do-it-yourself pension
• Readers ask: Does motherhood have a price?
• Advice for borrowers
• No-brainer: Combine your student loans now
• Tax law authors have pros do their returns
• More bang for a bunk: Picking a summer camp
• Signs of financial abuse
• Smart ways to use your tax refund
• IRS audited more millionaires in 2005
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• Road to retirement: Navigating an uncharted path
• Personal bankruptcy filings up 30 percent
• Vote: How will you get your tax return prepared this year?
• Even the professionals can't get it right
• Vote: Turn in a neighbor cheating on taxes?
• E-filing of tax forms becoming a requirement

• Government workers feeling pension pressure
• Retirement myths and realities
• Vote: Do you think you need a postnup?
• IRS gives 400 late taxpayers a break
• Health care is top financial concern for the rich
• Teens still lack financial literacy, survey finds
• H&R Block reports fewer tax clients in February
• Firms with tax debt still win federal contracts
• Official calls for disclosure of problem pensions
• More taxpayers are filing online says IRS
• Average American family income declines
• IRS owes $2 billion to 1.7 million people
• Writing a good will — it's all relative
• E-filing can make high-fee loans unnecessary
• Device puts brakes on defaulters
• Lying on resume simply isn’t worth the risk
• High-deductible health insurance on the rise
• Why we do such a lousy job with our 401(k)s
• Gambler hits jackpot with court’s tax ruling
• Lawyer groups challenge new bankruptcy law
• Vote: How big was your college debt?
• Lawmakers to extend tax cuts on capital gains
• Procrastinators scramble to file their taxes
• Senators push to let taxpayers e-file returns
• Financial abuse of elderly people grows
• Tax time a chance for change
• Trouble spots in the state pension system
• Tips for selecting a financial planner
• Vote: How much will you spend on Mother's Day?
• Do you job hunt at work?
• Vote: How often do you review your finances?
• IRS regulations prompt debate over privacy
• Vote: How do you make everyday purchases?

• Schwab to lower online trading fees again
• Florida gets sales tax break on storm gear
• How a good 'postnup' can cover your assets
• How to choose the right pet health insurance
• Tax deadline a good time for a financial tune-up
• Forgotten tax deductions that can cost you
• How to educate kids on money matters
• Credit agencies adopt uniform scoring system
• IRS names firms it'll use as collection agencies
• Survey: More agree with turning in tax cheats
• How to avoid the rebate runaround
• IRS levies phone tax you may not owe
• IRS rule change could mean more sold returns
• IRS says taxes underpaid by $345 billion in '01
• Move in Senate to abolish estate tax fails
• GE files 24,000-page tax return
• Study says be patient with ‘Mad Money’ picks
• Keep summer energy bills from heating up
• Financial planning arrives for the not-so-rich
• Lawmakers agree on investor tax cuts
• How much should a stay-at-home mom earn?
• Social Security, Medicare due for checkup
• H&R Block reports more clients in late March
• IRS asks PayPal for help with tax evaders
• Americans seeking jobs in booming Bangalore
• Reasons the IRS might call you
• Test your knowledge on retirement
• Vote: Would you pay for financial-planning advice?
• Are kids being pushed too early to focus on careers?
• Vote: Do you have a will?
• Test your financial literacy
• Have you filed your taxes?
• IRS: 'Disturbing' political activity by charities