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100 Years of Advice

Every January, we gaze into our crystal ball and try to predict what's ahead for your money in the coming year. In , executive editor Anne Smith tackles the markets and your investments. And in , contributing editor Lisa Gerstner has compiled a month-by-month financial to-do list designed to improve your bottom line. We make a nod toward the new in Standard & Poor's 500-stock index over the past 10 years, as well as a list of .

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