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Kiplinger News
No Bite Left in the Dogs of the Dow? This yield-oriented approach to stock picking has seen better days. There are better ways to mine for high dividends. Track Down Extra Money From the Government States hold billions of dollars of unclaimed property, and the IRS is sitting on millions in undeliverable refund checks. Some might belong to you. High Food Prices Are Here to Stay Stretching food dollars is an emerging focus for soccer moms and employee cafeteria managers. Getting a Jump on Summer-Job Searches The earlier kids start looking, the better their odds of landing work. But they might need a little nudge from their parents. Investments That Pay You Every Month Expect a steady flow of cash from these three portfolios. Fed Not Dumb Enough for a '70s Replay The pain of high energy prices is real and harsh -- but not as difficult as it could be if the Fed tried to soften the blow. Get Help to Tackle Paperwork A daily money manager will pay bills, sort through mail and file insurance claims. A Food Stock for Your Shopping List General Mills continues to increase sales and profits in a tough environment as the stock rewards investors. Keep Your Eye on Mom From Afar Monitoring technology provides peace of mind. Reverse Mortgage Abuse on the Rise Lawmakers and regulators warn of predatory practices in the growing reverse mortgage market. You Need to Be in the Game to Win Timing the rebound from a bear market is nearly impossible, so steady buying is a better bet. Decoding Wall Street's Ratings Brokerage houses have many shades of "buy" and "sell" ratings. Here's what they really mean. The Silver Lining Investors with a time horizon of at least five years can be confident the market will come back. Seven ETFs for This Market Exchange-traded funds can reduce your costs and keep you well positioned -- if you choose the right ones. U.S. Automakers Have Few Options in the Short Run Caught flat-footed by rising gas prices, domestic car manufacturers face several years of tough sledding while they rush to catch up.
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