In some of the frothiest real estate markets, one of the hottest of trends is the teardown. From Greenwich to Winnetka to Santa Monica, houses young and old, well-maintained and not, are biting the dust so builders can put up something bigger or better.

What to Buy
The latest market swings should have you reaching for your shopping list.

Cars: 1969 outside, 2006 inside
There’s something people often forget about those great cars Detroit put out during the 1950s and 1960s.

Written in plain English, the information in this comprehensive reference book will guide readers through the entire bankruptcy process in a simple step-by-step manner. Sample filled-in documents, worksheets, checklists, and straight-forward instructions allow readers to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and cancel their major debts. Revised to contain the latest changes to bankruptcy law.
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The latest market swings should have you reaching for your shopping list.

Dodging Your Lease
New web sites allow you do what was once impossible: get out of your auto lease.

Stock bargains in a scary market
Has a bear market already started? It’s sure beginning to look that way. After advancing for the first four months of the year, the S&P 500 has more than given back its gains. And the Nasdaq is down 14% from its mid-April high.

This simple,easy to read book shares mortgage banker D.J. Williams formulas for securing or restoring good credit, getting out of debt and gives all the reasons why good credit and low debt is a must in today’s society. With this remarkable consumer self-help guide, you’ll learn:

The basics of understanding the system including how to read your credit report, scoring, and knowing your rights.

How to establish a good credit rating and restore a poor one.

Your rights when dealing with collection agencies and credit repair organizations.

Forget AOL. It’s the media giant’s other businesses that are keeping me in the stock.

Ditching Your Cell Contract
Think you’re locked into your cellphone contract? You may be able to swap out.

Take control of your vacation
It’s getting even harder for Americans to take a vacation. Almost 30% of workers plan to work while on vacation this year, according to a recent survey by CareerBuilder.com.

Where the (best) 6-figure jobs are
Making $100,000 or more is nothing to sneeze at.

Many companies are offering them. We’ll help you make the right choice.

The World Is Flat
Here’s what the flat yield curve means for your finances — from mortgages to CDs.

Stock bargains in a scary market
Has a bear market already started? It’s sure beginning to look that way. After advancing for the first four months of the year, the S&P 500 has more than given back its gains. And the Nasdaq is down 14% from its mid-April high.

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Has a bear market already started? It’s sure beginning to look that way. After advancing for the first four months of the year, the S&P 500 has more than given back its gains. And the Nasdaq is down 14% from its mid-April high.

Take control of your vacation
It’s getting even harder for Americans to take a vacation. Almost 30% of workers plan to work while on vacation this year, according to a recent survey by CareerBuilder.com.

With the Nasdaq near buying-opportunity levels, I’m mulling more eBay and Yahoo.

The Future of Hybrids
To become mainstream, these cars need to save money as well as the environment.

Get-started retirement plan
My company matches 50 cents for every dollar I put into my 401(k). I just started this year and have a balance of about $1,200. I know nothing about investing, however. So what should I invest in to increase my account balance? –George Carter, Hickory, North Carolina

Should You Take a Buyout Offer?
Many companies are offering them. We’ll help you make the right choice.