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Winning with Mutual Funds 
June 26, 2008
Dan Wiener, Independent Adviser for Vanguard Investors
How do some investors double the gains of the average mutual fund investor year in and year out, without taking on extra risk? Winning with Mutual Funds shows you how to turn your fund portfolio into a wealth-making machine–and avoid 5 big mistakes that could set you back for years. Check it out now.
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Avoid Market Chaos with Annuities
July 22, 2008Richard Band, Profitable Investing
If you're among the many investors out there finding themselves lost and confused amidst all of today's market turmoil, then I have one simple and easy way to bring your portfolio back to life. It's far from a new tool. No, it's more of what I like to call a 'vintage' investment strategy.
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July 8, 2008Jamie Dlugosch, Investors Insights
Are you tired of the incessant economic blame game? I am. If you want your stock portfolios to go up in value, take a long look in the mirror. Simply put: The best thing you could do right now is consume less fuel. Work from home, move closer to work, or buy a scooter or motorcycle if you have to.
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Still No Recession (Yet)... 
June 12, 2008
Richard Young, Intelligence Report
Two months ago I lead off my letter to you with the phrase 'No recession yet.' Although our economy is limping along, we did not go into recession in the first quarter. However, the sharply negative trend in GDP components points to negative overall GDP growth for the second quarter of 2008. But if you invest along with us, your portfolio is up versus the S&P and NASDAQ. Also in this month's issue, I give you two new buys in the domestic oil-and-gas exploration and production industry and a couple of blue chip exporters for you to add to your equities portfolio. Make it a good month.
Avoid Social Security Debit Cards
June 10, 2008Ken and Daria Dolan, Dolans.com
Retirees now have the option of receiving their Social Security benefits via a pre-paid debit card. Sounds pretty convenient, right? Not so fast! Read on to learn why this is the last way you should take Social Security.
Musings from a Stock Market Spectulator
June 10, 2008Jamie Dlugosch, InvestorPlace
When it comes to investing, I'm afraid I'm a bit of a sadist. On days when the market falls in value and pain is at its greatest, my endorphins kick in and a smile crosses my face. Why? Simply put, out of pain comes gain. Here's how to capitalize on last week's stock market carnage.
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