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• What should you do if your sibling isn't in your parent's will?

  Did you ever want to be a personal-finance advice columnist? Well, here's your chance.

  In MONEY magazine's "Readers to the Rescue" department, we publish questions from readers seeking help with sticky financial situations, along with advice from other readers on how to solve those problems. Here's our latest reader question:

  What's the proper thing to do in the case of a parent leaving your sibling out of a will?

  Got a good MORE

  Mar 30, 2012 10:58 PM ET

• Got a question about financial ethics or etiquette? Get help from MONEY

  Do you have a burning question about family, friends, colleagues, and your finances? Here's your chance to get some great advice.

  In "Readers to the Rescue," a feature that runs in each issue of MONEY, the magazine answers people's tough questions about money, manners and ethics. One recent question, for example, was from a man wondering how he could teach his college-age daughters to be financially independent. Someone else wanted to MORE

  Mar 27, 2012 1:39 PM ET

• All-cash deals are driving down home prices

  Investors wielding cash are reviving sales volume in the housing market — but at a price.

  As the National Association of Realtors noted last week, all-cash sales accounted for 31% of December existing-home purchases. All that bargain hunting drove sales of existing homes up 5% for the month, NAR says.

  A steady pace of sales is critical to the housing market's recovery, of course, because we need to clear all those foreclosures and MORE

  Lisa Gibbs - Jan 23, 2012 12:01 PM ET

• Tell MONEY about your smartest financial moves

  What are the smartest financial moves you've recently made in these tough economic times? MONEY magazine wants to know.

  In a forthcoming story, MONEY will highlight key moves that investors, savers, workers, and property owners can make to shore up their finances and take advantage of opportunities in this sluggish economy.

  As part of that article, we want to include stories from different people about actions they've taken to improve their personal MORE

  Jan 13, 2012 11:45 AM ET

• Retired and want a financial makeover?

  Are you a retiree who would like a free makeover of your investment portfolio by a top financial professional? MONEY magazine would like to help.

  If you are in your 50s or 60s and are comfortable sharing details about your life situation and personal finances for publication, we'd love to hear from you.

  For a story that will run in an upcoming issue, the magazine will pair different families with a financial MORE

  Oct 22, 2011 12:52 PM ET
  Posted in: Investing

• Retirees and near-retirees: Get a free investment makeover from MONEY magazine

  For a story that will run in MONEY's January/February 2012 issue, the magazine will be pairing different families with a financial planner for a free portfolio makeover. In each case, a professional adviser will suggest a new investment plan tailored to the family's goals and financial situation, and be able to address other financial concerns.

  We'd like to find families soon, so if you think you'd like to participate, please send MORE

  Oct 15, 2011 11:12 AM ET
  Posted in: Investing

• Share your Medicare story with MONEY magazine

  Do you have a story to tell about how someone sold you a Medicare plan? MONEY magazine would like to hear about it.

  For people who will be covered by Medicare next year, it's almost time to pick a plan. If you or a relative uses Medicare for health coverage, you'll need to be wary of marketing programs that could persuade you to make a bad choice.

  Three years ago, in response MORE

  Oct 12, 2011 8:56 AM ET

• Great customer service: Share your secrets

  (Update, Oct. 10: If you submitted a suggestion before Oct. 9, please re-send! Because of a technical glitch, many of your responses were deleted by our system.)

  Got a trick for getting great customer service? We'd like to write about it in a forthcoming issue of MONEY magazine.

  If  you regularly run into rude behavior, or simply a lack of friendly service, from the companies you do business with, you're definitely not MORE

  Oct 10, 2011 8:00 AM ET

• How your financial values have changed: An exclusive MONEY poll

  Come back in a few days for more extras from our financial values survey: A reader gallery, a video exploring people's shifting attitudes, and a quiz for you to take!

  Since 2008, the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression has dramatically changed the way millions of families manage their money and their lives.

  Now, more than three years after the collapse of financial institutions, stock prices, and home values, enough time MORE

  Sep 29, 2011 8:14 AM ET

• Get a free financial makeover from MONEY magazine!

  Do you have a money challenge you need help solving or a financial goal you need help reaching? MONEY magazine may be able to help.

  For the magazine's regular "Financial Fix" feature, we're looking for families who would like a free consultation with a financial planner to address their money-related problems and concerns. Participating families must be comfortable with sharing details of their financial life in the magazine, and they will MORE

  Sep 24, 2011 9:30 AM ET
  Posted in: financial advice, financial planning, makeover

• MONEY seeks mom-and-pop businesses!

  For an upcoming story about the challenges of running a family business, MONEY magazine is looking for married couples who work side-by-side in their own business.

  Specifically, we're looking for husbands and wives in the U.S. who each work full-time in an operation that is their primary source of income, and has had at least $100,000 in sales over the prior year. Our preference is for a business with no additional MORE

  Sep 10, 2011 2:20 PM ET
  Posted in: financial advice, financial planning, small business

• Tell MONEY how the downturn changed your life

  Did the economic meltdown of 2008-2009 change how you handle your finances? Have some of your financial priorities and beliefs shifted as well? MONEY magazine wants to know.

  For a forthcoming story in the magazine, we'd like to interview people about how the downturn of two years ago changed people's lives – and how it didn't. After the economy and the markets collapsed, did you vow to change your personal financial MORE

  Aug 20, 2011 2:30 PM ET

• Scoring deals on sports and movie tickets

  More and more, getting a good value on tickets to movies and sporting events feels like an unwinnable contest. The average price of a movie ticket has increased 23% over the last five years — double the rate of inflation. The average price of a baseball ticket rose at least 10% over last year in four Major League markets. Want to save more on sports and entertainment? Here's your game plan:

  Movies

   Go MORE

  Daniel Bortz - Aug 3, 2011 3:54 PM ET

• Save money by saving energy

  Investing in energy-efficient home technology is like buying a home gym: Though you may be tempted by the promise of a long-term payoff, it's easy to be turned off by the upfront cost. "That's really what the challenge is — to move customers to action," says Stephen Cowell, CEO of Conservation Services Group, a company that works with utilities and conservation groups to improve energy efficiency.

  You can overcome this inertia, however, by MORE

  Eric Feldman - Jul 31, 2011 5:58 PM ET