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MONEY MOVES TO MAKE NOW You still have time to save money and improve your finances before the end of the year. We show you how to cut your taxes, boost your retirement savings and shore up your investments—and generally start 2019 in better financial shape. PLUS: How to protect and enhance your credit. ESTATE PLANNING: A FAMILY AFFAIR Leaving a legacy can be complicated, but we tell you how to update your estate plan, minimize taxes, avoid probate and make sure your heirs get all the money you want them to have.
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