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2010 Back Issues

The 2010 issues of SMI are listed below from the most recent back to the beginning of the year. When you see a title of interest, click on it to view the complete article. (Note that links with the key [

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DECEMBER 2010

•	Cover Article: Your 10 Most Important Financial Moves for 2011
•	Editorial: First Love
•	Level 1: This Christmas, Involve Your Children in Charitable Giving
•	Level 2: Free Checking Accounts: Endangered Species?
•	Level 3: Diversifying Your Stock Investments
•	Level 4: Five Years In, Sound Mind Investing Fund Looks Solid
•	Looking Ahead: Do You Need Disability Insurance?
•	MoneyTalk: New Fund Recommendations
» Click here to download an Acrobat file of the entire December issue

NOVEMBER 2010

•	Cover Article: In the Father's Vineyard
•	Editorial: "You Must Be Present to Win."
•	Level 1: "This Just Isn't Working for Me": 10 Reasons Budgeters Give Up
•	Level 2: Five Spiritually Unhealthy Motives for Building up Savings
•	Level 3: Competition Continues to Cut Investors' Costs
•	Level 4: Strong Results Mask a Volatile Third Quarter
•	Looking Ahead: Preparing For a 2011 Tax Bite
•	MoneyTalk: New Fund Recommendations
» Click here to download an Acrobat file of the entire November issue

OCTOBER 2010

•	Cover Article: The Realities of Market Timing
•	Editorial: Revisiting the Declaration of Independence
•	Level 1: Finding the Right Prescription: How to Save on Medications
•	Level 2: Don't Confuse "Yield" with "Total Return"
•	Level 3: Are Stocks A Bargain Right Now?
•	Level 4: The Impact of the Election Cycle on Annual Seasonality
•	Looking Ahead: Health Savings Accounts: A Primer
•	MoneyTalk: New Fund Recommendations
» Click here to download an Acrobat file of the entire October issue

SEPTEMBER 2010

•	Cover Article: Fine-Tuning the Risk in Your IRA, 401(k), and Other Retirement Accounts
•	Editorial: Facing Your Fears: What If We Have A Market Like We Had During The Great Depression?
•	Level 1: Big News on Campus: New Law Limits Credit Card Pitches to Students
•	Level 2: Mortgage-Backed Bond Funds: Higher Yields for Long-Term Savers
•	Level 3: Profiting from Monthly "Seasonality" in the Stock Market
•	Level 4: Preferential Treatment: Preferred Stocks Outpace Bond Yields
•	Looking Ahead: Guiding Your Children Toward Their Career Calling
•	MoneyTalk: New Fund Recommendations
•	MoneyTalk: What Is Your Most Valuable Possession?
» Click here to download an Acrobat file of the entire September issue

AUGUST 2010

•	Cover Article: Questions to Ask Before Deviating from Your Long-Term Investing Plan
•	Editorial: Worshipping the Lord Daily — Your Duty or Your Joy?
•	Level 1: Know the Score: Credit Scores Come in Many Flavors — Which is Best?
•	Level 2: For Savings You Won't Need to Draw On for Two Years or More
•	Level 3: Contingency Plans: Giving a Broker Buy/Sell Instructions Ahead of Time
•	Level 4: Second Quarter Review: Summer Swoons and Market Turning Points
•	Looking Ahead: Why It's Important to Have Your Affairs in Order
•	MoneyTalk: New Fund Recommendations
» Click here to download an Acrobat file of the entire August issue

JULY 2010

•	Cover Article: Feeling the Father's Pleasure
•	Editorial: Inflation or Deflation? Governments Pick Their Poison
•	Level 1: Close-to-Home Options Can Help Cut Your Entertainment Budget
•	Level 2: It's Not a Lock: "Bump-Up" CDs Allow You to Change Your Rate
•	Level 3: Earnings Expectations, P/Es, and Assessing Risk
•	Level 4: Radical Diversification
•	Looking Ahead: Donor-Advised Funds: A Great Tool for Tax-Efficient Giving
•	MoneyTalk: New Fund Recommendations
» Click here to download an Acrobat file of the entire July issue

JUNE 2010

•	Cover Article: The Millionaire Next Door
•	Editorial: What I Should Have Said
•	Level 1: What You Need to Know About Debit Cards
•	Level 2: An Idea Whose Time Has Come Again: Multiple Savings Accounts
•	Level 3: What the Price/Earnings Ratio Can Tell You About Risk
•	Level 4: Individual Bonds: A Safe Haven From Rising Interest Rates?
•	Looking Ahead: Withdrawing Money From Your IRA Before Retirement
•	MoneyTalk: New Fund Recommendations
» Click here to download an Acrobat file of the entire June issue

MAY 2010

•	Cover Article: Your Work Matters to God
•	Editorial: On the Outside Looking In?
•	Level 1: Planning a Wonderful, Enjoyable, Affordable Wedding
•	Level 2: Should You Move Your Savings to a Short-Term Bond Fund?
•	Level 3: The (Un)Importance of Fund Expenses for SMI Upgraders
•	Level 4: First Quarter Review: Market Rally Keeps Rolling
•	Looking Ahead: "529" Fallout: Parents Feeling Skittish About College-Savings Risk
» Click here to download an Acrobat file of the entire May issue

APRIL 2010

•	Cover Article: Making the Most of Your IRA Opportunities
•	Editorial: An Easter Meditation: "What Is His Name?"
•	Level 1: Cutting Car Costs by Doing Things "The Right Way"
•	Level 2: Faith-Based Credit Unions: An Option for Christian Savers
•	Level 3: A SMarT Way To Boost Your Saving & Investing
•	Level 4: Buying Only Our 5 Top-Ranked Funds Still Trounces the Market
•	Looking Ahead: The Roth 401(k): All That Glitters May Not be Gold
» Click here to download an Acrobat file of the entire April issue

MARCH 2010

•	Cover Article: Funds Across the Water: A Primer on International Investing
•	Editorial: Help Wanted: Financial Writer/Editor Interests: Investing, Writing, Helping/Teaching Others
•	Level 1: Phone Apps Are Making It Easy to Track Finances On the Go
•	Level 2: SEC Issues Rules on Money Funds, More Changes Yet To Come
•	Level 3: Choosing Funds in Your 401(k) When Your Options Are Few
•	Level 4: Adventurous Bond Investors Roam the World for Higher Returns
•	Looking Ahead: New Credits, Deductions Could Reduce Your 2009 Income Tax
•	MoneyTalk: New Fund Recommendations
» Click here to download an Acrobat file of the entire March issue

FEBRUARY 2010

•	Cover Article: SMI's 2010 Broker Review: Choosing the Broker That's Right For You
•	Editorial: Diversification Is the Biblical Answer to Economic Uncertainty
•	Level 1: Invest in Your 401(k) — or Pay Down Your Home Mortgage?
•	Level 2: Low and Lower: '09 Was "Terrible Year" for Money Funds
•	Level 3: How to Calculate Your Rate of Return for 2009
•	Level 4: Fourth Quarter Review: Strong Finish To A Weak Decade
•	Looking Ahead: Wise Stewardship Includes Having a Will That Protects Your Children
•	MoneyTalk: Further Thoughts on Sector Rotation and the New Optional Inflation Hedges
•	An Invitation from Austin: Come Hang Out!
» Click here to download an Acrobat file of the entire February issue

JANUARY 2010

•	Cover Article: Should've Seen That Coming!
•	Editorial: Diversifying Further Against the Risk of Inflation
•	Level 1: Getting in Shape in 2010: Taking a "Fiscal Health Day"
•	Level 2: It's Purchasing Power that Counts
•	Level 3: A Written Plan is the Key to Long-term Investing Success
•	Level 4: Balancing Competing Risks as We Look to 2010
•	Looking Ahead: Seizing an Opportunity: Converting a Traditional IRA to a Roth in 2010
•	MoneyTalk: New Fund Recommendations
» Click here to download an Acrobat file of the entire January issue

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