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  • Media should emphasize positive economy news - Allentown Morning Call

    Media should emphasize positive economy newsAllentown Morning Call, PA - 34 minutes agoOne headline might read "Mortgage interest rates at historic lows.'' (On Jan. 24, the 30-year fixed interest rate with no points was 5.375 percent. ...
    2008-02-03 12:26:13

  • Voter turnout could be high - Troy Messenger

    Voter turnout could be highTroy Messenger, AL - 34 minutes agoPike County Probate Judge Bill Stone said Alabama's earlier-than-usual primary election, coupled with close, high-interest races, could lead to a big ...
    2008-02-03 12:26:16

  • 'Under-18s to be banned from drinking alcohol in public' - The Publican

    'Under-18s to be banned from drinking alcohol in public'The Publican, UK - 32 minutes ago... the proposal late last week following M&B's disclosure that it had recorded a disastrous £274m loss on failed interest rate and inflation hedges. ...
    2008-02-03 12:28:21

  • Low rates spur interest in refinancing - Lawrence Journal World

    Low rates spur interest in refinancingLawrence Journal World, KS - 31 minutes agoBy Mark Fagan When the Fed cuts its benchmark interest rate by the single largest amount in more than 20 years — then cuts it again little more than a week ...
    2008-02-03 12:29:12

  • New mortgage rate hit - NEWS.com.au

    New mortgage rate hitNEWS.com.au, Australia - 5 minutes agoHOMEOWNERS are steeling themselves for higher mortgage payments ¿ up to $43 extra a month for a $250000 loan ¿ as pressure mounts for interest rate rises to ...
    2008-02-03 12:55:03

  • A Strong Week for Stocks After Fed Cuts (NYTimes.com via Yahoo! Finance)

    Buoyed by another Federal Reserve interest-rate cut and by Microsoft’s $44.6 billion bid for Yahoo, the broad stock market rose last week.
    2008-02-03 12:39:01

  • Don't let market plunge scare you (Opelousas Daily World)

    If you're an investor, you've probably had happier times. Even though the stock market has slumped recently, the drop on Tuesday, Jan. 22, still shook up a lot of people. At this point, you probably have at least two big questions: What's causing this market decline? And how should you respond?
    2008-02-03 12:40:19

  • Retirement still possible but you'll need a plan (Baltimore Sun)

    Could there be a worse time to retire?
    2008-02-03 12:42:43

  • Higher yields also mean higher risk (Baltimore Sun)

    Conservative investors are becoming tangled in the lifeline the Federal Reserve threw to the economy last week.
    2008-02-03 12:50:45

  • Getting a handle on costs to build nest egg (Baltimore Sun)

    Like many couples in their 50s, Wanda and Donald McCoy worry about retirement. Both plan to work until age 70, but his job as a truck driver can be demanding. And, as a breast cancer survivor, she knows health care surprises happen all the time.
    2008-02-03 12:51:45

  • GM Bucks Trend With Sales Gain (Washington Post)

    Ford Motor, Chrysler and the three largest Japanese automakers said yesterday that U.S. sales fell in January, but General Motors reported a surprise gain.
    2008-02-03 12:52:04

  • Shekel continues rise (Globes Online)

    The shekel also appreciated sharply against the euro and pound sterling.
    2008-02-03 12:56:57

  • County errs on four taxpayers' debit plans (The Columbus Dispatch)

    Mark Hrusovsky didn't want to get hit with a hefty property-tax bill twice a year, so he signed up for a program that enables Franklin County to withdraw payments from homeowners' bank accounts each month.
    2008-02-03 12:59:22

  • Tax consequences differ when stock is gift or inheritance (The Columbus Dispatch)

    Q: If an uncle gives me stock when he dies, will I be taxed on the gains?
    2008-02-03 12:59:31

  • Former president praises experience of Hillary Clinton

    Columbia Daily Tribune - ... five-year moratorium on raising mortgage interest rates. She also advanced a health-care plan that would allow citizens to join the same health care plan used by federal workers, he said. The former president turned back the clock to compare the job ...
    2008-02-01 03:56:00

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