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Title: Brokers can help cultivate interest in bad debt ins.
Author: L.H. Otis
Publication: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management (Magazine/Journal)
Date: November 12, 1990
Publisher: The National Underwriter Company
Issue: n46 Page: p19(2)

Brides are saving thousands by using the web to buy once-worn gowns.

7 Steps: Uncover hidden assets
Whether it is stored in your head, lost in the back of a filing cabinet or buried deep in a computer beyond the reach of the advanced search feature, you no doubt have The Folder: the list of financial tasks great and small that you’ve been meaning to get to forever but have put off.

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

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

Betting on baseball cards
Once a year, baseball-card collectors gather for the granddaddy of all sports collectible conventions – the National Sports Collectors Convention.

Five best internships for real work
Ankur Moitra has hit the internship jackpot.

Art of the Deal
There are less risky ways to capitalize on the recent energy and commodities mergers.

To become mainstream, these cars need to save money as well as the environment.

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

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

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

Worst Defense Ever
The Enron case gives us yet another example where the worst offense was a bad defense.

The sharp drop in stocks because of the Mideast violence seems overdone.

Betting on baseball cards
Once a year, baseball-card collectors gather for the granddaddy of all sports collectible conventions – the National Sports Collectors Convention.

Worst Defense Ever
The Enron case gives us yet another example where the worst offense was a bad defense.

The secret to a secure retirement
QUESTION: I’m 32 and earn $50,000 a year. I don’t have much money in savings nor do I have a 401(k) plan. I do have an IRA with about $9,000 in it, however, and I plan to contribute more when I have extra cash on hand. Can you give me some advice on what I should be doing so I can live comfortably when I retire? — Davis, New York

The Nasdaq Composite’s steep drop has put it deep into buying territory.

Buying in a Cooling Market
It’s stressful, but we’ll tell you how to come out ahead.

Betting on baseball cards
Once a year, baseball-card collectors gather for the granddaddy of all sports collectible conventions – the National Sports Collectors Convention.

Tudors: Going medieval in style
For anyone who wants to go all medieval but finds castles too drafty or dear, the next best thing may be a Tudor-style home.

Rethinking Timeshares
Timeshares aren’t always a bad deal. Here’s how to get one at a good price.