SmartMoney, The Wall Street Journal Magazine of Personal Business promises to answer the tough questions of those seeking clarity in the confused time that have risen as a result of the nation' s emerging new personal economy.

In doing so, SmartMoney has established a new standard in personal finance publishing and virtually redefined upscale service journalism. (Valuemags.com)

SmartMoney comes to you straight from the editors of the Wall Street Journal, the best financial reporters in the business. Every issue brings you the information you need to know to deal with markets and protecting your wealth. Turn to SmartMoney for no-nonsense advice you can put into action. (Amazon.com)

Smart Money Magazine:  By the same people who bring you the Wall Street Journal, Smart Money Magazine is the magazine of personal finance.

Each issue of Smart Money Magazine offers advice on planning for retirement, working at home, buying the latest technology at the best prices, investing in the stock market, buying a home, traveling on a budget, creating a family budget, paying for your kids' education, and anything else that will help you invest, spend, and save wisely. (magazineline.com)

Read SmartMoney Magazine, January 2010 Online

Cover Story
Where to Invest 2010
Even market experts who normally ignore economic trends say the economy will play a bigger role than usual in dictating which stocks will do well in 2010. Our 12 picks should help keep you ahead.

Heading into 2010 most financial analysts and investment pros seem to agree on two things: We’re no longer on the brink of another Great Depression, and there won’t be another 60 percent surge in the stock market anytime soon. Beyond that, things get a little hazy.

Barely a year after the stock market and the economy pulled back from the brink of collapse, there’s no consensus about what might be next. ...

Preview the Digital Edition: SmartMoney Magazine, January 2010

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Ten Things Movie Theaters Won't Tell You
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