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This week's Your Money column is about the growing number of companies that are covering the extra taxes that their same-sex employees must pay for health insurance.

This week's Your Money column looks at how much of the conventional advice for retirement savings is heavily dependent on the markets performing well in the decade before retirement.

Gordon Murray, a former investment banker who came to believe in a different form of investing and wrote a book about it, has died.

He was was the subject of a Your Money column in November.

The Your Money column this week is about a Vermont college that makes completion of financial literacy seminars an undergraduate requirement.

This week's Your Money column is an open appeal to the S.E.C., asking it to adopt a strong rule requiring brokers to put their customers' interests first.

This week's Your Money column looks at the viability of the Social Security system, and how much more you might have to save if benefits were cut.

This week's Your Money column provides advice for working women who are thinking about asking for a raise.

This week's Your Money column suggests a different metric for personal giving: a percentage of assets instead of a percentage of income.

This week's Your Money column looks at the recent price cuts in reverse mortgages, which allow older homeowners to essentially take a cash advance against their home equity.

Reader comments on this week's Your Money column, which makes the case for teaching personal finance in school.