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Yes, You’re A Virtual Millionaire. But So Is Everyone Else.
By Scott Burns Q. Can I be said to be a millionaire? I have cash-type assets of about $180,000. I have a 401(k) worth about $82,000. My paid-off home is worth about $175,000. I will also receive a defined-benefit pension. I could receive it (retire from...
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How to Get a Good Return on your Cash
Q. Lately I have noticed ads for high-yield savings accounts. A couple of examples are UFBDirect.com (5.3percent) and Citicard.com (4.65 percent). There appears to be no minimum balance required, no fees, etc. After more than six years I have paid off...
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