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DINNER AND A SALES PITCH Financial advisers sometimes use high-pressure tactics to sell complicated—and expensive—annuities that might not be right for you. OUR GUIDE TO SAVING ON YOUR TAXES The new tax law’s many changes could make filing this year’s returns . . . well, taxing. Use our guide to find out how to avoid headaches and score the biggest refund—or pay the lowest bill. MUTUAL FUND GUIDE The latest trends in fund-dom range from zero-fee funds to new quantitative strategies. We tell you how to navigate a rapidly changing investment marketplace. PLUS: The best funds in 11 categories.
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