Kiplinger.com issued a report indicating that, despite recent economic woes, the general trend in America remains that Americans are spending more and saving less. Whatever your thoughts on personal finance, this, of course, would seem to be good...
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Report: Americans Saving Less, Spending More
TraderPlanet.com Achieves 40,000 Member-Milestone And Announces Launch of Web Video Service
www.TraderPlanet.com, a social-networking site for traders and investors, announced today that the TraderPlanet community has reached its 40,000-member milestone. Since its launch in January 2009, the TraderPlanet community has attracted over 350...
Read MoreStandard & Poors Assigns ‘A+’ Bond Rating for Proposted Portage Municipal Sewage Works Revenue Bonds with ‘Stable’ Outlook
The City of Portage received excellent news last week when it received astrong investment grade rating from Standard & Poors, a National bond rating agency. The City’s underlying bond rating, relative to its proposed issuance of $16.5 million...
Read MorePurdue Press Releases 2nd Edition of Retirement Guide for Boomers
People often think about setting aside money for retirement, but how often do people plan for their happiness? "When Every Day Is Saturday: The Retirement Guide for Boomers," by Purdue University professor emeritus Richard E. Grace, explains how...
Read MoreInvesting Against the Tide
In November 1974, few people thought it was a good time to invest. The Dow was low and people were feeling it. Jim Fullerton, former chairman of the Capital Group, however, offered some perspective by reflecting upon the past. The article Investing...
Read MoreWhen It Comes to IRAs, Know Your Limits
In recent years, IRAs have become the single largest vehicle for retirement savings in the United States. At the end of 2007, IRAs held $4.8 trillion in retirement savings, whereas employer-sponsored defined-contribution plans like the 401(k) held...
Read MoreInflation Goes to College
Over the past 10 years, tuition and fees have grown more than 4% faster than the rate of general inflation at public four-year colleges and more than 2% faster than inflation at private four-year colleges.1 That’s pretty scary stuff, but it...
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