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Best Colleges: The Real Rankings
With so many college rankings and so many different schools rated No.1, it's hard for parents to know whom to believe. An exclusive MoneyWatch.com analysis has the answer. U.S. News & World Report, Forbes, Kiplinger’s, and a few others have their own special recipe to pick the winners, and...
Tags: School, CBS MoneyWatch.com, College, Harvard University, Forbes, Student, MoneyWatch, MoneyWatch.com Analysis, Kiplinger, College Rankings, College Ratings, University, U.S. News & World Report, Kiplinger’s, Kiplinger.com, Princeton Review, Washington Monthly, Best Colleges, Best College Values, What Will They Learn?, American Council of Trustees and Alumni, Lynn O’Shaughnessy
Articles 2009-09-24

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The Real ‘Best Places to Retire'
Finding a great place to retire isn't easy, but our analysis of the leading Best Places rankings will help you know where to start looking. ...
Tags: List, Florida, MoneyWatch, MoneyWatch.com, Places, Money, Long Life List, Taxes, Free Trade, Personal Finance, Financial Planning, Finance, Retirement, Best Places, U.S. News, Smart Money, TopRetirements.com, RetirementLiving.com, FindUtopia.com, Richard Eisenberg
Articles 2009-05-27
Mutual Fund Fees Jump 5 Percent
While you wait for your portfolio to climb out of the basement, fund companies are siphoning off a bigger share of your cash. An exclusive analysis for MoneyWatch.com by investment...
Tags: Charles Schwab & Co. Inc., Fund, Fee, Morningstar Inc., Mutual Fund, The Vanguard Group Inc., Stock Fund, MoneyWatch, Allan Roth, Mutual Funds, Retirement Plans, Investment, Asset Management, Performance Management, Human Resources, Benefits, Finance, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Workforce Management, Putnam, Schwab, Fidelity, Vanguard, Expense Ratio, Morningstar
Articles 2009-08-17
Gary Becker: How to Survive in an Uncertain Economy
Nobel Prize-winning economist Gary Becker discusses what makes an employee valuable in today's workplace — and explains why a liberal arts education is the best asset in a volatile economy. Becker’s initial ideas about human capital were controversial at the time...
Tags: Education, MoneyWatch, Becker, Human Capital, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Gary Becker, Training, Social Security, Retirement, Baby Boomers, Liberal Arts Education, International Competitiveness, Unemployment, Recession, Edmund Lee
Articles 2009-08-14
The Hidden Payoff from Cash for Clunkers
The final scorecard is out on the cash for clunkers program: In return for taking on $2.88 billion in additional debt, Uncle Sam helped the auto industry sell 690,000 new vehicles.  Whether this was a winning trade is debatable, as this MoneyWatch story points out and this post How Would...
Tags: Car, Economist, Consumer Confidence, Eric Schurenberg
Blog posts 2009-08-27
Best Funds for a Fast-Changing Market
No strategy works for long in this crazy market. So you want your money in a fund nimble enough to go anywhere and invest in anything at any time — like one of these. ...
Tags: Fund, Stock, MoneyWatch, Stattman, Investment, Finance, Mutual Funds, Hedge Funds, Hedging, Short Selling, Shorting, Options, Futures, BlackRock, Ivy Asset, FPA Crescent, JPMorgan, Hybrid Fund, Large Blend, World Allocation, Moderate Allocation, Sara Behunek
Articles 2009-06-22
The Rally in Perspective
Does the recent rally have your kicking yourself about missing the bottom? Take a chill pill. The bigger danger is that you'll become as ensnared by greed as you once were by fear. How to get a grip on your emotions — and your investments. ...
Tags: Stock, Investor, MoneyWatch, Financial Accounting, Investment, Finance, MoneyWatch Feature Package, Market Rebound, Fear, Greed, Bear Market Trap, Melt-up, Dalbar, Diversification, Jill Schlesinger, MoneyWatch.com Editor-at-Large, Jill Schlesinger, MoneyWatch.com Editor-at-Large
Articles 2009-04-04
Wall Street's Dirty Secret: Nobody Really Knows
Yesterday, my physical therapist asked me, "So where's the market going?" I grinned and provided my usual response of "it could go up, it could go down and maybe it'll go sideways." With five pounds of ice on my shoulder, I started to think about the question more. ...
Tags: Paulsen Inc., Allocation, David Winters, Games, Financial Accounting, Personal Technology, Finance, Jill Schlesinger
Blog posts 2009-08-19
Bernanke to Housing Market: Please Don't Drop Dead
As I pointed out in a post a week ago,  getting Uncle Sam out of real estate is shaping up to be tougher than anyone would like. The Federal Reserve's statements since I blogged-including this speech Friday from Fed governor Ken Warsh-bear me out.  And on top of that comes...
Tags: Federal Reserve Board, Housing Market, U.S. Congress, Uncle Sam, Government, Real Estate, Currency & Foreign Exchange, Sales Strategy, Vertical Industries, Business Operations, Finance, Sales, Eric Schurenberg
Blog posts 2009-09-28
Best Credit Cards for You
Card companies are getting shadier and stingier, and interest rates on plastic are going higher. So now?s the time to be sure you?re holding the best cards for the way you charge. MoneyWatch surveyed the landscape and picked the top cards in several categories. ...
Tags: Card, Fee, Rate, Credit Card, Variable, Purchase, Point, MoneyWatch, Membership, Credit Cards, Bankrate.com, LowCards.com, CardRatings.com, BillShrink, Consumer Action, Variable Rate, American Express, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Costco, Platinum Card, Capital One, Chase, Fidelity, Schwab, Merrill Lynch, FICO Score, Simmons First National Bank, Addison Avenue Federal Credit Union, IberiaBank, Chase Slate, Blueprint Card, Blue Cash, Discover More, Chase Freedom, Chase Sapphire, TrueEarnings, Pentagon Federal Credit Union, Schwab Bank Invest First Visa, Total Merrill Cash Back, Fidelity Investment Rewards, Capital One No Hassle Miles Rewards, Citi PremierPass, Barclays Bank, Visa Black, Bob Trebilcock
Articles 2009-10-30
Retirement Planning: What to Do Now
Whether you're 25 years away from retirement or you've already started packing up your office, there are specific steps you should now take to ensure your financial security. This step-by-step guide will keep you on track for a stress-free dismount from the corporate treadmill. 20 to 25 Years...
Tags: Retirement, 401(k) Plan, Financial, T. Rowe Price Group Inc., Income, Retirement Planning, MoneyWatch, IRA, 401(k), Retirement Plans, Personal Finance, Investment, Benefits, Insurance, Operational Accounting, Human Resources, Finance, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Carla Fried, Retirement Calculator, National Association of Personal Financial Advisers, Retirement Watch, Bob Carlson, Long-Term-Care Insurance, Social Security, Roth IRA, Pension, Center for Retirement Research, Analzyenow.com, Medicare, Medigap
Articles 2009-10-14
The Best Time to Buy a Car Is ... Right Now
The Big Three are finally starting to become more rational and efficient. That's good news for the economy and for U.S. taxpayers, but car buyers may not be so thrilled. Here are three things to keep in mind. ...
Tags: Car, Automobile Company, Edmunds.com, Chrysler LLC, Price, General Motors Corp., Bankruptcy, MoneyWatch, Sticker Price, Litigation, Manufacturing, Business Operations, Car Buying Tips, Car Prices, Chrysler, GM, Ford, Big Three, MSRP, Car Dealers, Dealer Invoice, James Henry, Jim Henry
Articles 2009-07-30
Immediate Annuities: 5 Rules to Get Monthly Checks for Life
These financial products can provide retirees with a steady stream of income. But you need to buy wisely. Anyone nearing retirement...
Tags: Payment, Annuity, Immediate Annuity, Insurance Company, MoneyWatch, Life, Personal Finance, Investment, Finance, Immediate Fixed Annuity, Ibbotson Associates, TheStreet.com, Consumer Reports, ImmediateAnnuities.com, Christine Fahlund, David Adler, Life Insurance Guaranty Funds, Kathy Kristof
Articles 2009-08-31
Job Search? 4 Simple Steps to Get Your Mojo Back
While it's natural to get discouraged looking for a new job today, the longer it takes you to find one, the worse off you'll be. Here are some high-tech and not-so-high-tech ways to reinvigorate your efforts. Make Your...
Tags: Job, Network, LinkedIn, Job Search, MoneyWatch, Job Seeker, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Recession, Unemployment, Twitter, Facebook, Social Networking, Blogging, Google Analytics, Volunteering, Volunteer Work, Google Groups, Yahoo Groups, Maggie Overfelt
Articles 2009-10-01
Condo Bargains: How to Score the Best Deals
The battered condo market is rich with bargains these days. Just remember that there are a few extra hurdles that go with the cut-rate price. Here's how to navigate the buying process. Why You Should Buy...
Tags: Developer, Lender, Development, Foreclosure, Unit, Appraisal, MoneyWatch, Clearance Sale, MakingJay Michael, Sales Strategy, Real Estate, Sales, Business Operations, Joanne Cleaver
Articles 2009-08-21
The Vanishing American Consumer
Have Americans given up "retail therapy" for good? A permanent shift could be good for many strapped households — but would spell bad news for the recovery. American consumers have awakened, bolt upright, with belated sticker shock (“I bought what!? I spent how much!?”), from a shopping spree that’s...
Tags: Consumer, China, Job, Economist, Income, MoneyWatch, American, Obama Administration, Manufacturing, Recruitment & Selection, Personal Finance, Human Resources, Workforce Management, One Year Later, Richard Conniff, CBS MoneyWatch.com, Spending, Lehman Bros., Recession, Conference Board, Ken Goldstein, Scott Hoyt, Geoffrey Miller, Spent, David Laibson, William Galston, Brookings Institution, Harvard, Economy, Sherle Schwenninger, New America Foundation, Peter Morici, Sue Helper, GDP
Articles 2009-09-15
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