Most Popular Stories
- SEO Traffic Lab Celebrate Wins at Digital Marketing Event 'Internet World 2013' in London
- Social Media Initiatives Should Follow Customers' Lead
- Apple CEO: Offshore Units Not a 'Tax Gimmick'
- U.S. Senate Accuses Apple of Large-scale Tax Avoidance
- UTEP Water Recycling Project Wins Venture Titles
- Marketo Makes a Mint in IPO: Stock Shoots Up More than 50 Percent
- Bieber Booed at Billboard Awards
- Crude Oil Up, Gasoline Down
- Austin Startup Compare Metrics Raises $3.5 Million for Expansion
- Why So Many Top 'Car Guys' Are Actually Women
Onetime Fugitive in Europe Faces 10 Years for Fraud
Mark Weinberger made worldwide headlines when he disappeared from his 80-foot yacht off the coast of Greece in 2004 and left behind his wife, a federal investigation, $6 million in debt.
Top Ten Places To Live...on $100 A Day!
Each year, AARP The Magazine scours the country to find the best places to live for Americans 50+. With many readers still navigating tough economic times, this year the magazine's editors looked for cities that offer not just affordable housing and a low cost of living, but reasonably-priced luxuries: Museums, cultural offerings, hiking and biking trails, and other amenities that enrich life as you age. All for $100 a day, or an annual income of $36,500.
Single, Female, Retired, Broke: The Ms. Generation Finds Itself Staring at a Glass Ceiling That Hasn't Shattered
Female baby boomers shattered glass ceilings and enrolled in colleges that shut out their mothers, an unprecedented freedom of choice that got many single female baby boomers to a dead end, wondering how they'll afford to live decades longer.
Patty Duke Advises Boomers To Apply for Social Security Benefits Online
Actress Patty Duke and other cast members from her iconic '60s television show have reunited to urge seniors to apply for Social Security benefits online.
Mega Millions Jackpot: $304 Million
According to Mega Millions' Web site, megamillions.com, the March 25 drawing will see the multijurisdictional lottery drawing to award a $304 million jackpot.
Money Managers Urge Prudence
Top Hispanic-owned financial advisory firms are stressing conservative investments and back-to-basics strategies.
Even in a Downturn, Minority-Oriented Private Equity Funds Beat the Curve
During the 1990s, minority-oriented equity funds were able to capitalize on the nation's booming economy. According to a new survey from the Kauffman Foundation, those minority-oriented funds have continued to show better results than the most prominent stock indices, including the NASDAQ and the S&P 500, during the current economic stagnation. Minority-oriented funds are those that focus their investments on firms predominantly owned by Hispanics, African Americans, and Asians.
Green Investing, The Color of Money
In the financial world, green can beget green--in all sorts of ways. In the past, "going green" meant protecting the planet, but today, it increasingly also means the potential profits reaped from environmental investments. "Green investing" focuses on a range of environmental and social concerns. Also called Socially Responsible Investing, or SRI, by analysts, its assets have blown through the roof in the past few years.
It's Not Too Early for 2008 Tax Moves
The April 15, 2008 filing deadline is now just a few sunsets away. Since we're hoping you've already filed -- especially since receipt of next month's economic stimulus rebate checks depends on that filing as well -- here's a first round of advice for those already looking ahead to their 2008 returns. Here are two tips to get you thinking about making the most out of
New Research from EBRI: Individual Account Retirement Plan Assets Concentrated in Families With High Incomes, but Important to Lower-Income Families, Too
WASHINGTON
ATFA Calls on U.S. Congress to Protect Teachers' Pensions from Argentina's Bad Acts in International Finance
WASHINGTON
