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<title>Ruined by 401[k] Predators 
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<description>BusinessWeek Online - Stan Morrill was confident his nestegg would provide for him and his wife for the rest of their lives. After all, the Eastman Kodak  veteran, a factory worker for 31 years, had attended the free financial seminar recommended to him by co-workers. Morrill says the host, Michael J. Kazacos, one of Morgan Stanley&#39;s  top brokers, dazzled him with a plan that would let him retire at 49. Morrill just had to roll over his pension and 401(k) into a tax-deferred account managed by Kazacos. ...</description>
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<title>To Bill or Not to Bill 
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<description>BusinessWeek Online - I work for a management consulting firm where client satisfaction is by far the biggest priority. I&#39;ve been here for four years and have had four excellent performance reviews. Right now I&#39;m working on a client project that takes up a tremendous amount of time. My project manager gives me special subassignments at the rate of two or three a week, on top of my usual tasks. I have been completing these assignments at night, because I&#39;m away from home anyway during the week and because my client contacts need me focused on their priorities all day long.</description>
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<title>Will You Outlive Your Money? 
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<description>BusinessWeek Online - Retirees with plump nest eggs are attractive targets for unscrupulous financial advisers who advise them to make unwise withdrawals. &quot;The &#39;why work&#39; pitch is epidemic,&quot; says Peter Moujay, a Pensacola (Fla.) attorney. Moujay has represented some 100 retirees of Marathon Refinery in rural Robinson, Ill., and a similar number of AT&amp;T telephone workers out of Michigan, who were targets of such a scheme. Here&#39;s a chart outlining how long your money will last given certain withdrawal rates. ...</description>
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this week as investors recall Friday&#39;s triple threat -- oil at 
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