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The site has been fully operational since late 1998 and our mission statement has remained the same throughout. We believe that you are looking for information that is both concise and well researched and above all, free of any affiliations.
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Our editor, Paul Petillo has written four books for McGraw-Hill. The first, released in 2004, Building Wealth in a Paycheck-to-Paycheck World provided many of our readers with a step-by-step guide to understanding their financial goals. "Investing for the Utterly Confused" was published two years later, followed by "Retirement Planning for the Utterly Confused". This book delves deeper into the world of retirement planning, the problems facing all of us as we head down that road and how to prepare for a future that seems to shift each day. Written for all age groups, the book looks at the most important aspect of the journey: you."Mutual Funds for the Utterly Confused" is scheduled for a December 2008 publication.
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