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  Scramble at Stanford banks

  From Mexico City to Caracus, hundreds of depositors lined up to pull their money out of banks owned by a billionaire accused of fraud.

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  California nightmare

  The world's eight-largest economy is on the brink of financial collapse.

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  iPhone whiz at 9

  A nine-year-old computer programmer has created one of the top 10 iPhone applications

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  Things you didn't know about TFSAs

  BMO's director of retirement strategy Tina Di Vito reveals some of the lesser known perks and pitfalls of the new savings vehicle.

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  Outlook '09: Francis

  Diane Francis, Financial Post editor-at-large, says 2009 can't be worse than 2008.

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  Outlook '09: Ivison

  John Ivison, political correspondent at the National Post, expects sanity will return to the Hill in 2009.

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  Outlook '09: Corcoran

  Terrence Corcoran, editor at the Financial Post, says the stock market will likely recover in the next 12 months.

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  Outlook '09: Jestin

  Warren Jestin, chief economist at Scotiabank, says 2009 will be a "challenging year.

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  Gordon Pape on TFSAs

  The first book out on Canada's biggest tax break since the RRSP.

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  TFSA tax pitfalls

  Investor Group's Debbie Ammeter warns on the tax pitfalls of funding your TFSA, RRSPs

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  Guerilla frugality

  Garry Marr talks to Jonathan Chevreau about his new book Findependence Day.

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  Talbot Stevens

  Do today's low interest rates and stock markets make it a good time to invest?

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  Warranty with that?

  Extended warranties are like ordering fast food. You go in for a burger and someone always talks you into fries.

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  Brokers get the blues

  If you think homeowners are suffering in the U.S., imagine life as a real estate broker.

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  Handling the bear

  Rogers Group's David Chalmers says hold off buying because there's more bad news to come

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  Chilton interview: Part 2

  Second of Jonathan Chevreau two-part interview with David Chilton, author of the Wealthy Barber

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  Chilton interview: Part 1

  First of Jonathan Chevreau two-part interview with David Chilton, author of the Wealthy Barber

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  All that glitters

  It's the buying opportunity of a lifetime for gold, says BMG Bullionfund's Nick Barisheff

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  What capital gains?

  There's a silver lining to the market crash -- a break on capital gains tax. Too bad it's your own money.