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April 30, 2000

Helen Huntley
Losing access to 401(k)? Try to save with Roth IRA
Q. My husband and I are in our late 20s. I am contributing the maximum to my 401(k), which has a balance of about $8,000. But I am considering changing jobs, and if I do I will not be able to make 401(k) contributions for one year, although I can roll over my balance. My husband is a contractor who doesn't have access to a 401(k).


What does it take to amass a million-dollar portfolio? Hint: It doesn't necessarily start with creating your own business or inheriting a hefty sum.
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Hollywood's latest feature-film bad guys: corporations
Forget Ralph Nader and Michael Moore. The toughest critics of Corporate America these days are Julia Roberts, Al Pacino and John Travolta.

Franklin executive's gamble pays off
The fund Conrad Herrmann manages bested the Nasdaq's surge in 1999 and helped give Franklin Templeton some sizzle.

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