| MSN Money Finance Tips |
| Is Grandpa risking his retirement? A study of behavioral economics sheds light on financial decisions and aging, suggesting that older people are less cautious about money than they should be. |
| Are you owed a share of $33 billion? State treasuries and other agencies are holding on to long-forgotten bank accounts, utility deposits and more. Here's how to find money that belongs to you. |
| The right credit cards for right now As you get older and your finances improve, it might be wise to change your credit choices. Use these tips to pick the best credit cards for your life stage. |
| 8 sneaky ways to raise taxes Politicians aren't ready to admit that, before long, taxes are going up on most Americans. Here are some of the areas where governments will try to raise money. |
| Job market creates reluctant retirees As the unemployment rate for older workers rises, discouraged job seekers are giving up on finding work and calling themselves retired. |
| Save like the rich and famous In a down economy, how are the wealthy protecting their money? Let the same advice they are receiving guide you through these hazardous financial times. |
| Lessons of a $618,616 death Two years after her husband's death and almost 10 years after his cancer diagnosis, a woman examines the wrenching emotional and financial costs of keeping him alive. |
| Credit card debt: How to cut a deal More than ever, credit card companies are ready to negotiate with borrowers who are in over their heads. But know your options before you commit. |
| Does your car insurer hate you? Insurance companies won't randomly decide to drop you or raise your rates. But many things could put you on your insurer's bad side. |
| Time to dump the housing tax credit? Government support that artificially props up home values is forestalling a real recovery for the housing market. |
| Stuck with student loans for life? Your college debts may not be toxic, but making the wrong choice between federal and private loans can be a life-altering decision. Here's what to look out for. |
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