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• Hillary Clinton: Midas touch at work

  After eight years as first lady and six as a New York senator, this presidential candidate is very rich -- but looking at a big tax bill next year.

• How John Edwards makes his millions grow

  Investments in limited partnerships, an offshore hedge fund and subprime-mortgage lenders have made this wealthy presidential candidate even richer.

• Giuliani's portfolio is full of dogs

  The Republican presidential hopeful and former New York City mayor has way too many dogs in his portfolio. He's rich, but he's not making his money work for him.

• McCain's wife controls family's riches

  The candidate's spouse runs an investment portfolio of an estimated $36.6 million to $53.4 million and chairs one of the nation's largest beer distributorships.

• A look at Barack Obama the investor

  The Democratic presidential hopeful may be a fresh face in politics, but he is treading familiar -- and conservative -- ground with his investments.

• Romney, richest candidate, hedges his bets

  Founder of a private-equity firm, this Massachusetts Republican is a sophisticated investor with a complex portfolio worth as much as $387 million.

• Thompson shies away from stocks

  The Republican presidential candidate keeps his millions in bank accounts, and his retirement is secured by three pensions rather than a stock-dependent 401(k).