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Melinda Gates: Charity can't wait

Melinda Gates, co-founder of Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation attends the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland January 22, 2016. REUTERS/Ruben Sprich

One of the biggest ways that Bill and Melinda Gates have revolutionized the world of philanthropy was to start giving away their Microsoft Corp fortune before they were old.  Full Article 

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Family Finances

Your pet is obese, but you pay the price

The easiest way for pet owners to avoid the costs of complications from obesity is to keep their furry friends from becoming overweight.   Full Article 

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Saving for College

Early financial aid letters shake up decisions

The road to college has turned into an autobahn for some high school seniors this year as aid letters come out early at some schools.  Full Article 

A trader works on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in Manhattan, New York City, U.S., December 21, 2016. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly

Advice or selling? Language matters

The marketing come-ons of broker-dealers and insurance companies send this message: "We are financial advisers you can trust." But dig through court documents and the same companies argue something quite different: "We are just sales people."  Full Article 

A woman walks out of the ocean following a swim past sunset at Moon Light Beach in Encinitas, California October 28, 2014.    REUTERS/Mike Blake

The best place to retire? You get to pick

Reuters has teamed up with Zillow to give you the power to customize a list of your best places to retire. Learn how to use our interactive tool to help you determine the cities and towns that meet your criteria.   Full Article 

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Podcasting precursors: Hay baling, chopping onions and waiting tables

NEW YORK It might not make a lot of sense to our grandparents, but today's media superstars are not necessarily big-screen actors or anchors of the evening news.

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