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• A Beneficiary-Controlled Trust.  III:10 - October, 2007
• Addressing Conflicts in the Family Business.  I:7 - July, 2005
• A Lasting Legacy.  III:11 - November, 2007
• Assessing Employee Performance.  III:3 - March, 2007
• Assessment and Inventory: What Do You Have to Work With?  II:10 - October, 2006
• Characteristics of the Family Business (part 1 of 2). II:4 - April, 2006.
• Characteristics of the Family Business (part 2 of 2).  II:5 - May, 2006
• Compensating Family Members: What is Fair?  I:4 - April, 2005
• Complex Roles and Relationships in the Family Business. I:5 - May, 2005
• Consumer Dept: Understanding Your Credit Reports (part one).  I:9 - September, 2005
• Consumer Dept: Understanding Your Credit Reports (part two).  I:10 - October, 2005
• Consumer Debt: Understanding Your Credit Reports (part three).  I:11 - November, 2005
• Dealing with Angry or Hostile Customers.  IV:3 - March, 2008
• Enterprising Rural Families Course Materials Now Available in an Alternative Format.  III:8 - August, 2007
• Exiting Your Family Business.  III:1 - January, 2007
• Families and Individuals Coping with Financial Stress (part 1). I:2 - February, 2005
• Families and Individuals Coping with Financial Stress (part 2). I:3 - March, 2005
• Family Business Landmines and Tips for Avoiding Them.   IV:8 August, 2008
• Finding Your Team of Experts.  III:9 - September, 2007
• Help Your Employees Work Harder and Smarter.  III:12 - December, 2007
• How to Select a CPA Firm.  IV:1 - January 2008
• Learning to Relax. IV:9 - September 2009
• Managing Change in Today's Business Climate.  II:12 - December, 2006
• Managing Generational Differences in the Workplace.  II:9 - September, 2006
• Need Advice? Consider a Family Business Consultant. I:8 - August, 2005
• New Thinking Needed by Today's Family Businesses.  II:6 - June, 2006
• Seeds of Succession Must be Planted Early.  IV:6 - June 2008
• Setting Strategic Goals: Where Do I Start?  II:11 - November, 2006
• Setting Tactical Objectives and Operational Plans for the Family Business.  III:2 - February, 2007
• Six Steps to Easier Decision Making and Problem Solving in A Family Business.  III:5 - May, 2007.
• Slugging It Out is No Way to Solve a Business Disagreement.  III:6 - June, 2007
• Starting Your Business & Writing the Business Plan.  IV:7 - July, 2008
• Succeeding in Business with Family Members Takes Special Skills.  IV:5 - May, 2008
• The Board of Directors.  IV:4 - April 2008
• The Feasibility of Alternative Rural Enterprises.  IV:2 - February, 2008
• The Impact of Personality on Risk Management Decisions.  I:6 - June, 2005
• Think Before You Leap.  III:7 - July, 2007
• Understanding How Communities Function Through Community Capitals.  III:4 - April, 2007
• What if Mom Outlives Dad?  II:1 - January, 2006
• What is a Family Business Charter and Why Would a Family Business Need One?  II:7 - July, 2006
• What is a Family Business Genogram and Why is it Important to a Family Business?  II:8 - August, 2006
• Who Are the 'Real Family Members' in the Family Business?  II:2 - February, 2006
• Who Gets the Legacy?  II:3 - March, 2006
• You Can Buy the Business But Just Remember--I Still Own It.  I:12 - December, 2005