Erin Arvedlund is a financial reporter and lives in Philadelphia.
Email Erin E. at erinarvedlund@yahoo.com
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What's worse than the eurozone crisis? How about hackers breaking into your bank and brokerage accounts.
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In theory, U.S. equities offer more return than U.S. government bonds. But, wow, does it feel scary investing in the stock market these days.
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Market volatility has money managers seeking to preserve client capital
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The primary concern isn't about risk. It's about protecting investments and income.
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Crazy Eddie's ex-CFO offers tips on spotting financial fraud
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He says white-collar crime is very difficult to detect unless you know how to look for the obscure signals that can show up in financial filings.
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Sell in May and go away? Maybe not this year
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Your Money: One market observer said that in 2010 and 2011 the marked peaked for the year in April. But this year could be different.
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Muni bonds can cash in on higher education
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Your Money: As investors search for income ideas, it's important to note that muni bonds defaulted at a significantly lower rate than corporate bonds.
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Natural-gas driller Chesapeake Energy flames portfolios
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Your Money: The risks of having natural-gas stocks in your portfolio flared with the recent news that Chesapeake Energy’s chairman had taken out more than $1 billion in undisclosed loans using company wells as his collateral.
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Paying taxes if you're out of work
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Your Money: Some tips for taxpayers who are unemployed and can’t pay their taxes on time.
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Win the lottery ... then what?
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We all dream about it - but what if it actually happened? What if, like those winners of the $656 million Mega Millions lottery, we actually had to wonder now what to do with the money? What financial planners and people of means advise is that lottery tickets are just that - a lucky win. But there are real issues associated with planning for a sudden windfall.
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How to play Obama's health care in the market
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Your Money: The future of President Obama's health-care law could affect your portfolio, especially if you're invested in health-care companies and corresponding ETFs.
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Tax changes coming to a return near you
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Your Money: Things will be more complicated for active traders and investors, because brokers must now report the cost basis of investments to you, as well as the IRS.
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