The Ultimate How Much Money Do You Really Need To Live Quiz

Many people experience a time in their lives when they are financially tight. You look back on things you spent your money on and wish you had saved it instead. When making purchase decisions, it's often difficult to decide whether we really should be buying something or not. Take our quiz and learn how much money you really need to live on.

The Ultimate How Much Money Do You Really Need to Live Quiz

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Your Money: Investment Advice For Doctors: First, Do No Harm

They take eight or so years off from the world to do nothing but learn how to be doctors, then receive a six-figure annual paycheck with no real idea of what to do with it.

Your Money: Investment Advice for Doctors: First, Do No Harm

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Sustainable Money: Why a Budget Is Like a Diet — Ineffective

The battle, financial experts say, is finding ways to close the gap between good intentions and human nature.

Sustainable Money: Why a Budget Is Like a Diet — Ineffective

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DealBook: Slowdown Seen in Money Flowing Into Hedge Funds

Is the recent expansion in the insider trading investigation — including raids at three hedge funds late last month — starting to rattle investors?

DealBook: Slowdown Seen in Money Flowing Into Hedge Funds

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Patient Money: Burning Calories, but Not a Hole in Your Wallet

Y.M.C.A.’s, colleges and universities and community centers, not to mention local exercise or yoga groups, offer fitness for less money than fancy clubs.

Patient Money: Burning Calories, but Not a Hole in Your Wallet

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Your Money: Putting That Tax Holiday To Work

A little planning will help you get the most out of a yearlong discount on your payroll taxes in 2011.

Your Money: Putting That Tax Holiday To Work

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Your Money: Putting That Tax Holiday to Work

A little planning will help you get the most out of a yearlong discount on your payroll taxes in 2011.

Your Money: Putting That Tax Holiday to Work

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South Korea to Try to Slow Flow of Foreign Money

South Korea plans to impose a levy on non-deposit foreign currency debt held by domestic and foreign banks, financial authorities said.

South Korea to Try to Slow Flow of Foreign Money

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Your Money: Citi Deals a New Deck of Credit Cards

The bank is retiring some cards, adding new ones, raising annual fees and adding some perks.

Your Money: Citi Deals a New Deck of Credit Cards

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Your Money: Citi Deals A New Deck Of Credit Cards

The bank is retiring some cards, adding new ones, raising annual fees and adding some perks.

Your Money: Citi Deals A New Deck Of Credit Cards

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Patient Money: Protecting Your Credit Score From the Medical Bill Maze

If referred to collection agencies, even small medical bills can do lasting damage to credit scores.

Patient Money: Protecting Your Credit Score From the Medical Bill Maze

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Economic View: Following the Money, Doctors Ration Care

Doctors are already rationing health care and are likely to further discriminate based on whether a patient has private insurance, Medicare or Medicaid.

Economic View: Following the Money, Doctors Ration Care

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DealBook: Suit to Recover Madoff’s Money Calls Austrian a Mastermind

The trustee seeking money for victims of Bernard L. Madoff’s fraud has sued Sonja Kohn, an Austrian banker, seeking $19.6 billion in damages and accusing her of masterminding a 23-year conspiracy that played a central role in financing the gigantic Ponzi scheme.

DealBook: Suit to Recover Madoff’s Money Calls Austrian a Mastermind

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Patient Money: Snoring: What to Do When a Punch in the Shoulder Fails

Snoring can be disruptive and, in some cases, a sign of a serious health problem, but treating it can be time-consuming and expensive.

Patient Money: Snoring: What to Do When a Punch in the Shoulder Fails

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Your Money: Choosing Recipients of Charity

Start by setting a budget for giving, and then divide that pie according to the causes that are important to you.

Your Money: Choosing Recipients of Charity

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DealBook: Suit to Recover Madoff’s Money Calls Austrian an Accomplice

The central defendant in the complaint is Sonja Kohn, who was the hub of a complex network of European and Caribbean funds that channeled money to Mr. Madoff. A well-connected banker in her native Vienna, Ms. Kohn insisted she never suspected her trusted friend was running a global Ponzi scheme.

DealBook: Suit to Recover Madoff’s Money Calls Austrian an Accomplice

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Fair Game: So That’s Where the Money Went

Knowing who got what at the bailout banquet helps us understand how expensive it is to live in a nation where big financial institutions are not allowed to fail.

Fair Game: So That’s Where the Money Went

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Your Money: Why Savings Account Rates Are So Pathetic

Financial institutions are paying next to nothing on savings accounts and not much more on certificates of deposit. What’s a saver to do?

Your Money: Why Savings Account Rates Are So Pathetic

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Patient Money: Think Twice Before Signing Up for That Medical Credit Card

Medical credit cards allow users to spread out payments but can come with fees and high rates, and may hurt credit scores.

Patient Money: Think Twice Before Signing Up for That Medical Credit Card

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