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Aug 7, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Credit Cards or Student Loans: Which Debt Should I Pay Off First?

A listener with equal amounts of both is in a position to clear one from the books. What factors should he consider in deciding which it should be?

Aug 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

David Gardner's Pet Peeves Nos. 8 and 9: Hand Soaps That Don't Lather, and … Well, This One's a Surprise

Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner wants is to wash his hands of these useless objects, and people who do this totally annoying thing.

Aug 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

News Programming: An Ongoing Struggle Between Ratings, Profits, and Integrity

To deliver quality news or maximize viewership? That is the question.

Aug 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Is a High Annual Fee Worth Paying to Keep a Long-History Credit Card Open?

Listener Sally's most venerable line of credit is an airline miles card she doesn't use much anymore. Closing it will save the $95-a-year fee. But she's worried the FICO hit will cost her more.

Aug 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Puma Biotechnology's Alan Auerbach Hopes to Catch Lightning in a Bottle (Again)

Healthcare entrepreneur Alan Auerbach has already sold one biotech for $1 billion, and now his Puma Biotech could get a FDA nod in 2017. If it does, its shares could go higher.

Aug 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Gen Y Fact or Fiction: Are Millennials Really … Bad With Money?

Today's young adults may seem inept with their personal finances based on certain measures. But when you look at other metrics, the picture becomes a lot more hazy.

Aug 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Gen Y Fact or Fiction: Are Millennials Really … Mostly Urban-Living College Grads?

Where can you find today's young adults? Well, of course, after the get their degrees, they're all moving to exciting, culturally diverse cities, right? Right?

Aug 5, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

David Gardner's Pet Peeve No. 7: Apple's Ticker Symbol

Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner has watched so many otherwise knowledgeable people type it in wrong, it’s gotten him thinking.

Aug 5, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

David Gardner's Pet Peeve No. 3: Mandatory "I've Read This" Disclaimers

Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner really dislikes the end-user license agreements and terms-of-service agreements that we're all forced to pretend we’ve read.

Aug 5, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Facebook’s 3-Step Monetization Process

In this video, The Motley Fool's Dylan Lewis and Daniel Sparks take a close look at Facebook's 3-step strategy to turning big social networks into booming businesses.

Aug 5, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Gen Y Fact or Fiction: Are Millennials Really … Job-Hoppers ?

Many folks looking at the resumes of young people today might expect to see proof that they just can't settle down and commit to an employer.

Aug 5, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

David Gardner's Pet Peeves Nos. 4 & 5: The Abuse of Cool and the Jerkification of Driving

Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner really wants marketers to lose the word “cool" -- and drivers to find their damn turn signals.

Aug 5, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Gen Y Fact or Fiction: Are Millennials Really … Entitled Narcissists?

If you're not a Gen Y-er, you probably have a lot of preconceptions about the latest generations of young (alleged) adults -- and their self-absorption is one of the most common.

Aug 5, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

NantKwest's Patrick Soon-Shiong Hopes to Catch Lightning in a Bottle (Again)

Patrick Soon-Shiong is the planet's richest doctor. He also has a track record that includes the multibillion-dollar sales of two companies, which suggests investors might not want to ignore his latest venture.

Aug 5, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Required Minimum Distributions: Here's What You Have to Know

Listener Rollo wants to know if he has to take his IRA distributions out in cash, or if he’s allowed to transfer stock to a Roth or regular brokerage account, while Linda needs some details about just how she’s allowed to make those withdrawals.

Aug 5, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Key Takeaways From Facebook's Crushing Quarter

The big numbers from revenue and earnings, along with a close look at Facebook's awesome user growth -- here's what happened in Facebook's second quarter. In this video, Dylan Lewis and Daniel Sparks break down the key numbers from the results.

Aug 5, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Can a Joint Car Loan With Your Spouse Hurt Your Credit Score?

Listener Meg had a significantly better credit score than her spouse. Now she's worried that his score has affected hers in a bad way.

Aug 5, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Can This Apple Segment Make Up For Declining iPhone Sales?

Apple's services segment looks promising. In this video, The Motley Fool's Dylan Lewis and Daniel Sparks explain how the segment makes Apple a better investment.

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Aug 4, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

What Is a Capped Fund?

The lower your mutual fund's fees, the more of your profits you get to retain.

Aug 4, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Has Apple, Inc.'s iPad Business Finally Turned a Corner?

Apple's iPad business is no longer in decline -- at least not when it comes to iPad revenue. In this video, two Fools explain how Apple's iPad segment is improving.

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