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An excerpt from the book "Smart and Simple: Financial Strategies for Busy People," by Jane Bryant Quinn is presented. INSETS: A CHECK LIST FOR MAKING CHANGES IN YOUR LIFE;A SHORT, EASY ACTION LIST.

Presents a speech by 'Newsweek' columnist Jane Bryant Quinn, given before Saint Mary's College (Notre Dame, Ind.), dealing with the issue of how to choose a career that one can enjoy.

Byline: Jane Wollman Rusoff For many millions, Jane Bryant Quinn is the principal -- and for some, the only -- source of financial education. It's therefore a good bet that [...]

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in the February 2007 issue including "Men & Depression: Facing Darkness," "Hassle and Humiliation," by Fareed Zakaria and Jane Bryant Quinn's "A Nest Egg for Low Earners."

Presents letters to the editor about the October 18 cover story and other articles. Frustration and concern about potential fraud in electronic and paper ballot voting; Effort of the American Federation of Government Employees to education the public about voting rights; Reader response to an article about restaurant customers and waiters and waitresses; Criticism of Jane Bryant Quinn's September 27 article,"A Remedy for Pricey Drugs"; The benefit of straight children of gay parents having a support group; Mistake in characterizing Archbishop Charles Chaput's stance on stem-cell research.

The article offers the author's insights on how to save money in times of economic crisis. The author discusses the strategies of several money experts on cash and investments. Radio host Dave Ramsey points to long term investments while Jane Bryant Quinn, author of "Making the Most of Your Money" suggests to increase retirement investments. The author adds that chief business correspondent Ali Velshi of CNN makes careful spending decisions and uses the internet to look for cheaper alternatives.

Introduces articles in the current issue of the magazine, and mentions contributors. Discussion of an article on alternative techniques for treating back pain by Claudia Kalb, with graphics by Kevin Hand and Josh Ulick; Discussion of an article about last week's presidential press conference by Howard Fineman; Discussion of an article by Evan Thomas on Bob Woodward's book, "Plan of Attack;" Discussion of an article by Michael Isikoff on the secret detentions after 9/11; Discussion of an article by Jane Bryant Quinn on the options for phone service; Discussion of a review of the film,"Shrek 2," by Sean Smith.

Presents several developments related to business. Instruction to make money by personal finance expert Jane Bryant Quinn in the book "Making the Most of Your Money"; Announcement of the status of flights into and out of most major airport by FlightCall.

The article provides information on various product and services. One of the entry in the article informs about Empire Corporate's Economic Forum and Annual Meeting. The conference was keynoted by financial commentator and journalist Jane Bryant Quinn. Economists Dr. Nick Perna and Dr. Kevin Hassett also made the presentations. Budapest,Hungary based Financial Service Centers Cooperative Inc. also reported transaction growth in its overseas shared branches in the past year informs the article. Atlanta based Financial Solutions Inc. has released its Enterprise Services Platform solution, which streamlines the way branch and call center employees use technology to serve their members.

The article deals with personal finance and investment issues discussed on financial books. Several bestselling financial books have centered on a larger scale compared to previous books. A set of books are being published which offer advice on helping people recover from the recession. Simon & Schuster plans to introduce a revised edition of Jane Bryant Quinn's book "Making the Most of Your Money Now."

The article reports on the move of Carll Tucker and Jane Bryant Quinn to launch its first site TheDailyNorwalk.com in March 2010 in New York City. Tucker states that the site is simple and as good and as satisfying as the great community newspaper of old. Quinn mentions the importance handling the intense training for employees to guarantee the quality of sites.

An interview with veteran financial writer Jane Bryant Quinn is presented. Topics discussed include her book "How to Make Your Money Last: The Indispensable Retirement Guide," people's perception of retirement as they grow older, and the importance of continual contribution to a retirement plan. Also asked is her views on target-date funds as the default investment.

The article offers a profile of Jane Bryant Quinn, an American financial journalist who discusses about her book titled "How to Make Your Money Last," retirement planning and financial security.

Discusses the financial blunders experienced by several financial experts in the U.S. James Cramer, founder of TheStreet.com, who did not buy a house when the time was right; Jane Bryant Quinn, personal finance columnist for "Good Housekeeping" and "Newsweek," who failed to diversify and let emotion get in the way of good judgment; Suze Orman, personal finance author and host of "The Suze Orman Show," who trusted a financial adviser blindly; Jean Chatzky, personal finance columnist for "Money," who spent retirement money before retiring.

Relates the position of financial columnist Jane Bryant Quinn on annuities in the United States. Quinn's position on investing in annuities in a 401 (k) or IRA plans; Reasons for opposing such an investment; Change in her position after realizing the benefits of such an investment.

The article focuses on what the global research settlement is paying for, according to U.S. financial journalist Jane Bryant Quinn, which includes 27.5 million dollars to be allocated through the non-profit Investor Protection Trust (IPT).

Several letters to the editor are presented including a response to the article "When to Claim Social Security Benefits" by Jane Bryant Quinn in the October 2013 issue and "A Fix for Immigration" by Sens John McCain and Charles Schumer in the September 2013 issue.

An interview with Jane Bryant Quinn and Carll Tucker, founders of the news web site Main Street Connect is presented. When asked about the decision to provide coverage for local news, they reply that mothers with school children are their target readers. They discuss the challenge of marketing and advertising, including the competition from Patch.com. They explain their strategy for maintaining a balance in quantity and quality.

The article focuses on the Celebrity speaker and Newsweek columnists, Jane Bryant Quinn. When Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union (HVFCU) wanted to attract a larger audience to its annual meeting, it turned to Jane Bryant Quinn, a nationally recognized commentator and best selling author of "Making the Most of Your Money," a Book-of-the-Month Club selection. She worked for 10 years for CBS News and has appeared on several other national television programs and strong supporter of credit unions. She told attendees that credit unions are the low cost providers of financial services.

Reports on columnist Jane Bryant Quinn's address to women regarding control of personal finances at the March 2002 Key Financial Forum for Women in New York City. Details of her speech on financial investments; Her advise to women on purchasing life insurance; Career background of Quinn.

Reports on the participation of columnist Jane Bryant Quinn as keynote speaker in the Key Financial Forum for Women in New Windsor, New York in March 2002. Details on the insights shared by Quinn; Topic of the conference; Citations of the sponsors of the conference.

Reports on the selection of Jane Bryant Quinn, a syndicated columnist on personal finance, to speak at a Financial Forum for Women in New York on March 14, 2002. Topic to be discussed; Career background of Quinn; Plans of KeyBank, organizer of the forum, for the proceeds from the registration fee.

Profiles Jane Bryant Quinn, guest speaker in the 2002 Key Financial Forum for Women in Newburgh, New York. Career history; Contributions in the business industry; Expertise in personal financing.