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Billions of dollars in life-insurance benefits and other financial assets go unclaimed each year. Here's what to do about it.

Many investors have been behaving as if the bloodbath between October 2007 and March 2009 never happened. Here's how your memory plays tricks on you.

Small-company stocks have been on a tear--but just how much risk are investors willing to take on in today's gung-ho market?

Coverdell Education Savings Accounts have recently gotten a new lease on life. Here's how to tell when they're better than a 529 plan.

Things are finally looking up for homeowners hoping to unload their properties. But values are still well below their peak in many markets. Here's how to get the best price--fast.

Why does the bad news for Apple just keep on coming? Blame it, in part, on the incentives under which Wall Street operates.

Most investors were expecting a correction after the enormous surge in 2013, but evidence from Europe indicates that the downturn could be short and may have already happened with this week's blip. Still, as MoneyShow's ...