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"You are evil, thieving bastards," so says Ann Minch in a video in which she blasts Bank of America for raising the rate on her credit card to 30%.

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As the equity market continues to do well, investors think less and less about bonds, and often forget some small but significant details. Here are ten things you probably knew, but may have forgotten. Happy Investing

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PALM's new pre hasn't been a great commercial success, the company has just issued a dilutive stock offering, and is cutting the price of their

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The Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee today voted to keep the target range for the federal funds rate at 0 to 1/4%. In addition, the Fed said it would continue programs to keep mortgage rates low.

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US home prices rose .3% in July from the previous month, less than the .5% increase forecast by analysts.

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Not an hour goes by without a guest on CNBC coming on the show professing to be China expert.

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Dell's acquisition of Perot Systems shows how precious little creativity there is today in information technology.

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The speed of market cycles is in today's modern economy is staggering.

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So what is the answer to the 64 thousand dollar question? Should I buy today? Lets take a look at this short article and I think you will be able to answer the question yourself.

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It's a sure thing that taxes are going to increase in 2011. As a result, it may no longer make sense to defer capital gains. If you have an investment you've been thinking of selling, now may be a better time then next year.

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A new report from the US Inspector General says that the Fed failed to adequately supervise two banks in California and Florida that eventually failed.

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This week the US Treasury Department auctioned off $70 billion in debt and it was met with eager demand. Yesterday, Sept. 10 investors bid for 2.92 times the amount of securities offered at the $12 billion sale of 30-year Treasury bonds.... Read →

The $8,000 homebuyer tax credit for first-time homebuyers is scheduled to end on December 1, 2009. Since it can easily take 90 days to close on a house, there is not much time if you are interested and eligible in the credit.

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Here is everything don't know about the Federal Reserve, and never wanted to ask. THis first part of the series tells who the Feds are and when and why it was created. Happy Reading

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