Hurray for bad times
Julie Cazzin |
Is recession likely? Let's hope so.

Do the real estate shuffle
Dan Bortolotti |
Should you sell your home before buying a new one? Maybe not.

U.S. real estate: Take my house — please
Julie Cazzin |
Dream homes in the southern U.S. are going for a song. And the deals may soon get even better.

Used cars: Absolutely Guaranteed. Well, maybe
Phil Raby |
If you think that buying a certified used vehicle will ensure you peace of mind, think again.

Millionaire's Handbook: When one cottage just won't do
Sandra E. Martin |
A growing number of millionaires are juggling three or four sets of house keys.

Pay for software? Never again
Duncan Hood |
Now you can get all the high-quality software you need for free.

Renovation guide: The better choice
Julie Cazzin and Richmond Wong |
Should you install a gourmet kitchen or a spa bathroom? Our experts reveal the answers to some of renovating's most common dilemmas.

Confessions of a timeshare junkie
DG Southen |
Despite their dubious reputation, timeshares can be the best deal going. I should know — I’ve owned 20 of them.

Espresso machines: Master of the black arts
Julie Cazzin |
An espresso machine can transform your kitchen into a café.

Personal electronics: Apples are not the only fruit
Andy Walker |
Sure, iPods are great — but some of the alternatives are pretty darn nice too.

South American travel: Evita's place
Anita Draycott |
Buenos Aires is madly romantic—and these days insanely cheap, too.

Is organic food worth the money?
Richmond Wong |
Is organic food worth the money? Three of Canada's top chefs say 'not always.'

Kitchen design: The return of Jeeves
Julie Cazzin |
A butler’s pantry can organize your kitchen chaos and make entertaining a joy.

Home improvement: So fake, so fabulous
Julie Cazzin |
You can now enjoy the luxury of fine wood without the guilt of cutting down trees.

Luxury travel: Don't call it a cruise
Anita Draycott |
The World isn't just the largest yacht on the planet. It's a private community at sea.

Luxury RVs: Kings (part-time) of the road
Julie Cazzin |
Time-sharing isn't just for condos any more.

A beginner's guide to India
Nicole Butler and David Berman |
It's fascinating, it's exotic—and it's far more accessible than you think.

Retirement destinations: Endless summer
Camilla Cornell |
Forget Florida. Smart snowbirds can now take their pick from among a whole new world of retirement destinations.

Chocolate: Called to the bar
Monique Conrod |
Single-origin chocolate is the ultimate in affordable luxuries. Here's our guide to the very best.

Cheating hearts: Is your spouse unfaithful? (Financially, that is.)
Julie Cazzin |
Simple rules to help couples stop lying about money.

Mobile computing: Television to go
Andy Walker |
No more VCR, no more tapes. You can now watch your favorite programs from anywhere in the world.

Laptop computers: A visit to lap land
Andy Walker |
There's a bewildering array of portable computers on the market, but only a handful of them qualify as best buys.

Go green, kill a tree
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A real Christmas tree is the better choice—even for environmentalists.

Hybrid cars: Getting green for going green
Phil Raby |
New rebates are lowering the cost of hybrid vehicles.

Help the world, get a laptop free
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The One Laptop Per Child project looks to help the developing world get connected.