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Here are some of the stories I’ve read or skimmed today, and there aren’t many:

* Suze Orman says honesty is the key to riches
* Three rules for a happy retirement [focus]
* A great 401(k) can make up for a lost pension
* Scam alert! Ticketmaster and Entertainment Rewards
* SEC unanimously approves executive compensation proposal
* Web surfers judge the quality of a website in the blink of an eye.

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