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Articles in Feb, 1998 issue of Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine

• Jim Palmer's pitch: easy money - second mortgages that exceed your equity may be more costly than you think
  by Joan Goldwasser
• Beat the weather with a sport ute
  by Ed Henry
• How T. Rowe Price rows its boat
  by Robert Frick
• Breaking up the family finances: how to survive a divorce with your fair share of marital property
  by Stephanie Gallagher
• Why must money look like … money?
  by Kevin McCormally
• How to cut your taxes: tax relief starts here - a guide to pruning the bottom line on your 1977 return, plus smart ways to jump-start your savings for 1998
  by Marc L. Schulhof
• Going abroad to tie the knot
  by Kimberly Lankford
• The hard sell for variable annuities: but will their tax breaks now offset the loss of capital-gains tax breaks later?
  by Ronaleen R. Roha
• Sticking close to home
  by Melynda Dovel Wilcox
• Toys in the attic: what they're worth
  by Kimberly Lankford
• A fund with an unbeatable pedigree
  by Steven T. Goldberg
• Russia's rugged road to capitalism
  by Steven T. Goldberg
• What a seal of approval doesn't mean: nonprofit groups claim they're not endorsing products that display their logo
  by Jane Bennett Clark
• How to create a winning Web site
  by Kathy Yakal
• These funds win the booby prize: the most disappointing funds of the past year
  by Manuel Schiffres
• Ma Bell's brood grows up
  by Manuel Schiffres
• They've been working on the railroad
  by Fred W. Frailey
• Playing the game
  by Elizabeth Razzi