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Ready Your Wardrobe for Spring
From Our Partner Your cashmere sweaters are soft and lovely … but by now you can hardly wait to pack them away in anticipation of spring. Fill your newly bare hangers with warm-weather-ready designer pieces when you shop yoox.com. yoox.com... ➡
JewelMint Collective’s Jewelry Gurus
From Our Partner You browse the farmers’ market, keep an eye on the startup scene, and know all your neighborhood businesses. Give your jewelry box the same artisanal treatment when you shop designer creations in the JewelMint Collective. The... ➡
Happy stocks...Skins in Milan & more
Stock-happy. There could be $85 billion in federal cuts tomorrow—or not, depending on how the so-called sequester plays out in Congress today. Either way, the markets are enjoying a rally that has taken the Dow and the S&P 500 to highs not seen... ➡
Open Up to Credit Clarity
From Our Partner Three years ago, Adrian Nazari was a successful serial entrepreneur who created tools for financial advisors, CPAs, and banks to help clients understand their credit and debt. Then he had a minor epiphany. “I started this journey... ➡
Financial Sanity, by Degree(s)
Welcome to the second post in our Financial Turning Point series. This week, Katie Westover talks about earning her RN. Enjoy last week’s installment here. My financial turning point happened when I graduated from nursing school. I had virtually... ➡
Seq update...Snack scandal & more
Why is it called a sequester? Putting aside the name issue (fiscal cliff, sequester, what next?), the big S boils down to about $85 billion in federal budget cuts that will take effect March 1, most of which won’t even have an impact on how fast... ➡
My Financial Turning Point
When we asked you to share your Financial Turning Point stories, hundreds of you did—and they were amazing. Thank you. It was tough to pick five winners, but we’ll feature one each week in honor of all our readers. Janet Alvarez leads with a... ➡
Living wage…Watchdog for Wall St. … & more
Cost of living. In his State of the Union address this week, Obama vowed to raise the minimum wage to $9 an hour, from $7.25 by 2015—and to have it adjust with inflation: “…no one who works full time should have to live in poverty,” he said, in a... ➡
