Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine

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Articles in May 1999 issue of Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine

• Student loan relief, etc
  by Melynda Dovel Wilcox
• Largest Mutual Funds Stock funds
• Skiing Off Into the Sunset
  by Jane Bennett Clark
• Our Man on the Continent - fund manager Mark Yockey is investing in Europe - includes related article on holdings and performance
  by Fred W. Frailey
• The World's Worst Funds, Revisited - Steadman Funds - Brief Article
  by Steven T. Goldberg
• BankAmerica Swims Out of Turbulent Waters
  by Brian P. Knestout
• You May Be Invited to Do Your Tax Return—Again
  by Marc L. Schulhof
• On a Shoestring and a Prayer - Churches need donations
  by Melynda Dovel Wilcox
• Jobs for the 21st century: Ringing in the old and new - Brief Article
  by Melynda Dovel Wilcox
• Four Growing Businesses With Cash to Spare - stocks - Brief Article
  by Manuel Schiffres
• Top-Performing Bond Funds: 1 Year
• How to Cash In Life Insurance - Brief Article
  by Kimberly Lankford
• Bliss at a Suburban Day Spa - a woman has a manicure and feels relaxed - includes related article on selecting a spa
  by Jane Bennett Clark
• Saying a heartfelt thanks
  by Catherine Siskos
• Hewlett-Packard: Separating Dr. Jekyll From Mr. Hyde - Hewlett-Packard Co - Brief Article
  by Brian P. Knestout
• Key Benchmarks for Investors
• Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah … - summer camps for children - Brief Article
  by Ed Henry
• Bringing It All Back Home - teaching children about money - Brief Article
  by Janet Bodnar
• No hitches in this New Year's plan - the Rokeby investment group - Brief Article
  by Melynda Dovel Wilcox
• Apocalypse, Please! Howard Ruff Peddles More Pessimism
  by Robert Frick
• Deflate Your Property Taxes
  by Elizabeth Razzi
• Online Lenders: Bidding for You - Internet bids for mortgages
  by Elizabeth Razzi
• The Network Way to a Better Job - the technique and benefits of business networking; includes information on job-search clubs
  by Marc L. Schulhof
• Hitting the `home' key - forecasts for the computer industry - Brief Article
  by C.S.
• AT&T, on Growth Hormones
  by Manuel Schiffres
• Ma Bell Wants All Your Business
  by Stephanie Gallagher
• Sleep in the Night Before Your Flight
  by Stephanie Gallagher
• How to Raise Your Profile - advice on marketing - includes related articles on marketing and liability - Brief Article
  by Ronaleen R. Roha
• Memo to His Airness - NBA's pension plan for Michael Jordan - Brief Article
  by Melynda Dovel Wilcox
• Low-Minimum Funds Go the Way of Buggy Whips
  by Steven T. Goldberg
• Not-So-Fantastic Plastic - problems with low-rate credit cards
  by Joan Goldwasser
• Max Out On Your 401 - k - retirement savings plans
  by Mary Beth Franklin
• Is a Stock Buyback a Signal to Buy?
  by Kimberly Lankford
• The gift that keeps on giving - donating to nonprofit organizations - Brief Article
  by Melynda Dovel Wilcox
• Guess Which Hot Investment Isn't Really So Hot - initial public offerings tend not to do well over the long run - Brief Article
  by Steven T. Goldberg
• Master the College-Savings Game - tax savings on educational individual retirement accounts
  by Stephanie Gallagher
• Stocks That Missed the Party - various cheap stocks
  by Robert Frick
• My Day in Small-Claims Court - a man sues his dentist - Brief Article
  by William Giese
• Friendly skies over Capitol Hill
  by Lynn Woods
• Top-Performing Stock Mutual Funds: 1 Year - Illustration
• Bye-Bye, 6.5% Mortgages - financing a home - Brief Article
  by Joan Goldwasser
• "Now we know why the grass never grew … They Never Stopped Digging" - cemeteries sometimes reuse plots - includes related article on cemetery plots
  by Kristin Davis
• Have Frying Pan, Will Travel - how Karen Gallagher and Ron Bourret gave up their jobs as technical writers and organized their finances to spend two years in Germany
  by Robert Frick
• Tax refunds: The big splurge?
  by Melynda Dovel Wilcox
• Top-Performing Stock Mutual Funds: 3 & 5 Years
• Retail Goods at Wholesale Prices - close-end mutual funds
  by Steven T. Goldberg