Feel the pinch: year of the crab set to cling on

There are two unavoidable truths. First, nobody knows the future. Second, putting your money anywhere, even under the bed, involves a risk

There are two unavoidable truths. First, nobody knows the future. Second, putting your money anywhere, even under the bed, involves a risk

There are two unavoidable truths. First, nobody knows the future. And second, putting your money anywhere, even under the bed, involves a risk

This year, courtesy of the fiscal cliff deal and the payroll tax hike that Congress passed in early January, the majority of Americans are facing higher tax bills.

ByMartin Vlcek:This article shows how to beat the S&P 500 results by 3.17% annually on average, with lower risk and just two trades per year. This represents a 45% higher return than the S&P 500 buy-and-hold strategy.

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By Thomas Kee: For many people now, filing up the gas tank has become more than just an afterthought. With gas prices up $0.31/gallon since last year - and on the rise - people are beginning to feel the pinch. The good news is, the U.S.

A year ago, economists predicted 2008 would be a challenging year for the struggling real estate industry. The property market had just come off what seemed then like its worst year ever and signs of a recovery were faint. A year later, after watching property values plummet further, foreclosure rates soar higher, and home sales shrink lower, real estate professionals from Florida to California are now predicting far worse for an industry in ruins.