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Wednesday, April 25, 2012

The Most Exclusive Investing Club Of Its Kind

Forget Facebook's IPO. The newest investment on Wall Street is whiskey.

The global demand for the potent amber fluid has been steadily rising over the last few years, leading to triple-digit returns for investors and collectors of the top-performing whiskeys, according to Whisky Highland, a firm that provides valuations.

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	Suzanna de Baca: Oops! I Forgot to Save for Retirement My friend Jane is a world traveler and has always been a free spirit -- traversing the globe and spending money freely. But when she turned 45, Jane experienced a wake-up call as she reviewed her finances.
	Jason Alderman: Should You Adjust Your Tax Withholding? Your goal should be to receive little or no tax refund next year. Better to use that money throughout the year to pay down credit card balances or other debt, build emergency savings, beef up your retirement plan contributions or invest it.
	Rich Williams: The New Student Battle Cry: Don't Double My Rate! The media and the country are just waking up to the alarming fact that unless Congress acts by July 1, the interest rate on subsidized Stafford student loans will double from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent. Congress must not let that happen.
	J.D. Roth: Ask the Readers: How Do You Merge Finances and Philosophies? When two people fall in love, the meshing of these differences can be both fun and frustrating, especially when it comes to personal finance. Here are a few ways to be sure that both partners are on the same page.
	Edward J. Black: We Should Be Wary of the IRS Preparing Our Taxes If the IRS starts preparing our taxes for us, that right will cease to exist. Even with its flaws, Americans would most certainly prefer our current tax filing system over putting their faith in the IRS to fairly do it for them.