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Tuition at public colleges and universities has more than tripled in the past 30 years.
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Baby boomers can expect to have less to spend in retirement than their parents did. And that's without cuts to Social Security and Medicare.
The long-term unemployed will see their federal unemployment checks cut by 10%. Meanwhile, some states have also slashed payments to the jobless.
While some on the East and West coasts are paying more than $4 a gallon, for others the cost of gasoline is less shocking.
It's no longer unusual to set the record straight before you expire. Make it interesting and worthwhile.
More states no longer require that the white pages be delivered to your door. But the Yellow Pages will still arrive unless you opt out.
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