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Low rates of interest are a boon to agriculture
Brian Eggebrecht has been farming for 30 years and remembers the sky-high interest rates of the early 1980s. That makes today's rock-bottom rates even more attractive. "This is huge," says the Malta, Mont., producer. "How often in your farming career...Tags: Finance, Banking, Manufacturing and Engineering, Arable Farming, Investments
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Strategies you can use to pay for your grad school education
Paying for graduate school is an expensive proposition. Costs vary depending on which graduate program you choose, whether you are a full or part-time student, in an accelerated program or not, living on campus or commuting, etc. Seeking scholarship,...Tags: Banking, Loans, U.S. Military, Colleges and Universities, Money and Monetary Policy
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With Libor suit, Baltimore reinforces role as banking watchdog
Two huge civil cases led by Baltimore — one that ended last week as the other gained momentum — spotlight City Hall's emerging role as an aggressive watchdog against the misdeeds of multinational banks. On Thursday, Wells Fargo settled a...
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City Council OKs speed-camera zones and larger recycling bins
cj.lovelace@herald-mail.comThe Hagerstown City Council Tuesday evening unanimously approved the introduction of ordinances that would designate school speed-camera zones and approve a loan to buy larger recycling bins for city residents. The five-member council approved the...Tags: Money and Monetary Policy
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The time value of money illustrated
Many people have heard the phrase “a penny saved is a penny earned.” What happens to that penny over time? The penny you save will not always be worth a penny. Sometimes it will be worth more or less than a penny. The value of the penny changes over...Tags: Money and Monetary Policy
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Wheres that stimulus money?
Today, Landsburg and Furman discuss the stimulus package in the context of the government's deficit spending. Monday, they weighed the plan's potential effect on the economy. Later in the week, they'll debate the mortgage crisis, reasons for the...Tags: Family, State Budgets, Unemployment, Internal Revenue Service, Economy
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Mortgage: Online Resources
DEFINITIONS Adjustable-rate mortgage: An ARM has interest rates and payments that change from time to time over the life of the loan. Depending on the type of ARM you have, your interest rate may increase gradually every few years until it reaches a...Tags: Banking, Pennsylvania, Justice System, Lawyers, Homes
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Job slump latest omen of recession
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterHopes that the economy could shake off the sub-prime mortgage mess and dodge recession grew fainter Friday as the Labor Department reported that U.S. employers last month added the smallest number of new jobs in more than four years -- driving the...Tags: Employment, Nevada, California, Credit Suisse Group, Heads of State
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The January barometer
Tribune staff reporterIt's a perplexing stock market, and January's outstanding market sectors say it all. The top three: Health care, telecommunications and materials--not kindred spirits that usually rise together. After all, health care is a defensive haven for...Tags: Indianapolis Colts, Stock Market, National Football League, Sports, Gail MarksJarvis
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Bailout misses the mark
Mayo on the Side: Broward news columnist Michael Mayo | Sun-Sentinel BlogsI was going to write about the end of storied Yankee Stadium and the implosion of not-so-storied Miami Arena (feel free to share your favorite memories below), but the proposed $700 billion government bailout of teetering financial firms seems a......Tags: Consumers, Credit and Debt, CEO Pay
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Let's hear your credit card horror stories
Mayo on the Side: Broward news columnist Michael Mayo | Sun-Sentinel BlogsI got a letter from Bank of America the other day. The fine folks at Bank of America wanted to let me know that they were raising my credit card interest rates. Currently, the card has an 8.9 percent fixed......Tags: Bank of America Corp., Banking, Punishment, Credit and Debt, Crime, Law and Justice
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