16 Double-Your-Money Stocks
It's an investor's dream: A stock with the potential to double in price. How do you spot companies that could potentially rise 100% in price? BusinessWeek asked experts for some advice and their favorite stock picks. Here are 16 stocks that expert investors believe could double in price. They include Rubicon Technology, OM Group, Wonder Auto Technology, IHS, Ansys and Volterra Semiconductor.
Stocks: The Double-Your-Money Club - BusinessWeek

8 Ways to Make a Million
Don't just dream about striking it rich. Learn from those who did. A growing number of Americans are achieving millionaire status. And in the stories of these ten people you'll find a lot that will make your life richer, whether you become a millionaire or not. See how these entrepreneurs, investors and savers have made a million.
Eight Lessons: Ways to Make a Million - Kiplinger.com


Turn $461 a Month Into a Million Bucks
If you're 30 years old, you need to set aside $448 per month for next 35 years to become a millionaire -- if you earn a reasonable 8% annualized return in a retirement account. Don't have $448 to spare -- or even $248? Maybe you do and don't realize it. Here are some simple you can come up with the cash.
How to Find Extra Cash - Kiplinger
Also: Strategies to Save a Million if You are 25, 35, 45 and 55

The Confessions of Barry Diller
The media mogul almost lost it all in an epic battle with partner John Malone. Now he talks about what went wrong -- and how he plans to reinvent himself one more time.
Barry Diller Profile - Executive Articles - Portfolio.com

Real Estate Markets Set for Steep Losses
The worst isn't over for Miami, Phoenix, and hard hit areas of California, which are forecast to see big price drops in the next 12 months, according to Money Magazine.
10 markets set for steep losses - Money Magazine
Also: California Screaming: Tales From the Housing Bust

10 Cars for Aging Baby Boomers
Baby boomers came of age driving muscle cars and SUVs. As they get older, they can continue their love affair with the car, but instead of powerful engines or flashy exteriors, they will need new features and technology that aid their weaker eyes and creakier joints.
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