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

• A cheapskate from the class of '98: the TIAA-CREF pension system has opened six low-cost funds to all comers
  by Steven T. Goldberg
• IPOs for the rest of us
  by Robert Frick
• Bank-beating deals at credit unions
  by Joan Goldwasser
• A kid's-eye view of money: the wisdom of seventh-graders, from sneakers to savings accounts to the stock market
  by Janet Bodnar
• Time Warner confounds the skeptics: its share price rises as chairman Levin pares the debt
  by Ken Sheets
• The high cost of hope
  by Jane Bennett Clark
• A winning way to save for college: new state savings plans have an edge over prepaid plans and education IRAs
  by Stephanie Gallagher
• Furniture that's made for the shade
  by Jane Bennett Clark
• You can afford to quit
  by Stephanie Gallagher
• A long and winding road: Michael McKee's small-town Beatles museum is heading for the big time
  by Erika Germer
• Now it's Europe's turn to party: stock markets on the continent began 1998 with a bang
  by Manuel Schiffres
• Blast from the past
  by Kimberly Lankford
• Making the most of your Roth IRA
  by Marc L. Schulhof
• Take the A trains
  by Fred W. Frailey
• 12 stocks that keep growing & growing & growing
  by Steven T. Goldberg
• Traveling on the fly? You're in luck: last-minute discounts make it easy to get away for a weekend of R&R
  by Lynn Woods
• When tigers get the flu
  by Ann Reilly Dowd
• Jock stocks
  by Manuel Schiffres