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Green Father's Day Gift Guide
The gifts in Captivate's Father's Day Gift Guide take elements from a typical dad's day (sitting at a desk, snacking, and tinkering with a car, of course) and makes each of the activities just a bit more environmentally responsible.

How To Build a Never-Ending Cash Distributor
We've been eagerly awaiting The Dividend Guy's new eBook "How to Build a Never-Ending Cash Distributor" and it's finally here. Check out this fabulous followup to his first book on dividends, which explains how dividend investing is 1) easy to understand 2) perfect for lazy people and 3) a source of monthly income.

Dividend Stock Battle: AT&T Vs. Verizon
Just because you've found two great stocks doesn't mean that you necessarily have the money to buy both or that they will both fit your asset allocation plan, says The Dividend Guy, as he explains how to pick between AT&T and Verizon in this month's Dividend Stock Battle. He also has great posts that analyze Verizon and AT&T.

WalletPop scours the Web each week for money tips. Here's some of the best we found this week:





Watch Out for Closet Indexers
A Yale study has revealed that many investors are paying management fees for funds that are actually shadowing indexes. A fund that shadows an index yet charges the same high MER investors pay for a managed fund is called a closet indexer and can't perform as well as the index because management fee eats into the profits, Ed Rempel explains at Million Dollar Journey.

Beware Real Estate Seminars
Landlord Rescue warns against seminars that try to convince you making money off real estate is easy in 10 Ways to Tell If Your Real Estate Guru is Lying.

When Credit Advice Is Wrong
Some credit advice on the Web is just wrong, says personal finance author Gail vax Oxlade, who gives you the real goods on how to cancel credit cards without impacting your credit rating.