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• AARP Tax Help

  By Lindsay Morris, eHow editor

  That AARP card isn't just there to take up wallet space. Senior citizens can celebrate happy golden years by taking advantage of AARP insurance breaks and senior-tax assistance. eHow identifies ways this great generation can save and avoid tax traps.

  Quick Guide Sections:

  AARP Coverage , Tax Assistance for Seniors

• Personal Bank Loans

  By Lindsay Morris, eHow editor

  Don't let an ailing economy stand in between you and your dream home, car, college or wedding. Apply for a personal loan. Here, eHow reveals expert tips for securing financing, examining the fine-print and consolidating debt.

  Quick Guide Sections:

  Apply for a Loan , Understand Loan Terms , Consolidate Loans

• Online Trading Accounts

  By Lindsay Morris, eHow editor

  Online trading offers investors of every stripe the convenience and accessibility necessary for coping with the market's wild mood swings. Leave the traditional broker deals on Wall Street and learn from eHow the keys to laptop-stock trading success.

  Quick Guide Sections:

  Choose an Online Broker , Invest Wisely Online , Online Portfolio Strategies

• Holiday Debt Relief Guide

  By Christy Buena, eHow Editor

  Many of us turn to credit cards for holiday shopping. Then, we promise to pay off any incurred debt in two or three months. Unfortunately, six months go by and we find ourselves paying interest. Luckily, this recurring annual debt pattern or “holiday hangover” can be avoided. Our guides can help!

  Quick Guide Sections:

  Shop on a Budget , Holiday Spending Plans , Holiday Bargains

• Introduction to Tax Programs

  By Tina Samuels

  Interested in tackling your income tax paperwork yourself? It is a breeze with all the handy new software on the market today. Let eHow show you all about tax programs and what you'll need to know.

• Introduction to Credit Cards

  By Alan Kirk

  Your first credit card can lead you down a path to financial responsiblity -- or financial ruin. How you use credit cards will determine which way you go. This guide provides an introduction to credit cards and how to use them responsibly.

• Guide to Diversified Investments

  By Lillian Downey

  Having a diversified investment portfolio is just smart money managing, but what exactly does it mean and how do you do it the right way? Luckily the eHow experts are here to show you how to get your investments where they need to be.

• Bankruptcy Mediation Checklist

  By Julie Hampton

  Bankruptcy mediation is the negotiation process between an objective third party and the parties trying to reach a settlement. Read through eHow’s guides to learn about the process of bankruptcy and how to possibly avoid it.

• Diversified Investment Guide

  By Molly Land

  Diversifying your investments helps to reduce risk because you don't have to worry about losing all of your money if one investment goes under. This quick guide will help you learn more about diversified investments.

• Discounted Cash Flow analysis

  By Kayla Lowe

  Discounted cash flow analysis is a method of financial analysis that measures cash flow using the time value of money concepts. It is common in investment, corporate and real estate finance. This guide will teach you all about analyzing cash flow.

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