China serves as a conduit for much of the illegal wood destined for the US. (AP Photo)
Illegal Logging Blasted
Up to 30 percent of the hardwood sold in the US was harvested illegally overseas, say critics. More
BLOG: Money Matters
Spending More, Saving Less
Savings rates hit a 73-year low as baby boomers spend more than they can afford.
BLOG: This can't go on.
Catching a (Tax) Break
Between helping their parents and saving the environment, boomers are due a few breaks.
BLOG: $300 billion is missing
Honey, They Shrunk the Pension
Millions of Americans over 50 face a pension shortfall under plans that favor the young.
BLOG: Making up for lost cash
Move to Halt Illegal Logging
An Oregon lawmaker seeks to stop the illegal harvesting of timber around the world.Write Comment (0 comments)
Pension Plan Challenge
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Money Matters
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Catching a (Tax) Break
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Driving Change by Sharing
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U.S. Lags on Family Values
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South American Fool’s Gold
Gold rush tears up another patch of the environmentally threatened Amazon.Write Comment (0 comments)
Going for Broke
Boomers’ spending helps push savings rate to 73-year low.Write Comment (7 comments)
Checked at the Door
More consumers choose debit cards over checks.Write Comment (0 comments)
Judge OKs Katrina Flood Suit Vs. Corps

Residents whose homes were flooded during Hurricane Katrina can sue the Army Corps of Engineers over claims the agency ignored warnings about defects in a nearby navigation channel, a federal judge ruled Friday.Write Comment (0 comments)
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