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Marshall Loeb: Americans have mixed feelings about health care

All kinds of stories are written describing the many aspects of health-care reform, but few are written about how Americans react and respond to the idea. To close that gap a bit, we examine below the public’s response to some significant elements of the health-care debate.


Speeding up short sales for homeowners and buyers

Short sales are a valuable tool for struggling homeowners, but they’ve been notoriously difficult to complete, with buyers and sellers often playing a long waiting game before hearing back from lenders.


World Cup managers carry the hopes of millions

National-team managers carry the dreams of millions to South Africa for the World Cup, kicking off in June. The coach's job is a whirlwind: exhilirating and unpredictable. For most, alas, it's also a can't-win affair.


Analysts see a home equity loan rise

Boston Globe - Personal Finance - 2010/03/14 20:28
Rising home prices and an improving economy are expected to spark a modest rebound this year in home equity lending. But lenders and homeowners will be more cautious about converting their equity to cash, muting any boost to the economy, said Greg McBride, a senior financial analyst with Bankrate.com.

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Name, ID number must match on taxes

Bankrate.com - 2010/03/14 19:00
Nonmatching name and Social Security number on a tax return could mean costly problems.

Economy rebounding despite winter storms

Bankrate.com - 2010/03/14 19:00
The Beige Book was released Wednesday.

Best way to use tax refund

Bankrate.com - 2010/03/14 19:00
With $30,000 in loans and credit card debt, put your tax refund toward your card to free up cash.

Fear of mailing savings bonds is unfounded

Bankrate.com - 2010/03/14 19:00
Don't be nervous about mailing savings bonds to the U.S. Treasury -- they can be replaced.

Hot trends in retirement plans

Bankrate.com - 2010/03/14 19:00
New products and policies will give workers more tools and opportunities to feather their nest eggs.

Do you need mortgage protection insurance?

Bankrate.com - 2010/03/14 19:00
If you're wondering if you would benefit from this coverage, the answer is: It depends.

Look out for these 4 Census scams

Bankrate.com - 2010/03/14 19:00
The Census is a perfect opportunity for identity theft and fraud. These tips will help you prevent trouble.

ETF Investing: Muni-bond ETFs are risky, but in demand

Investors starved for yield continue to stuff cash into exchange-traded funds that target municipal bonds, even as the prospect of higher interest rates and credit downgrades loom over the sector.


2.00% 11-Month CD at First Citizens Bank in SoCal - Local Only

First Citizens Bank is offering a special 2.00% APY 11-month CD. Minimum deposit is $1,000, and the maximum is $1 million. A checking account is required. This special doesn't appear to be listed at ...

Free FICO Credit Scores at Digital Credit Union - Easy Membership

Digital Credit Union is offering a free FICO credit score service to its members. Details are described in this credit union page . It states that "through DCU you can receive your Equifax FICO Credi ...

2.00% 24-Month Add-On CD at NexBank in Dallas - Local Only

NexBank continues to offer its Triple Advantage CD . However, the rate has fallen 40 basis points since February. The rate is now 2.00% APY for a 2-year term as of 3/14/2010. Nevertheless, this is a ...

Chase Checking Account Bonuses

There's another $125 bonus for a Chase checking account with direct deposit. The promo page allows you to apply online or at a branch. Like the last one, you have to be logged into your Chase account ...

$100 Checking Account Bonus at First National Bank of St. Louis - Local Only

First National Bank of St. Louis is offering up to $100 for opening a checking account and a savings account. Earn $50 when you open a free checking account. Earn another $50 when you open a SaveUp S ...

IRS extends a hand to struggling taxpayers through open houses

Boston Globe - Personal Finance - 2010/03/13 23:40
For the second year, the Internal Revenue Service is reaching out to folks in financial trouble. The agency plans to hold 1,000 open houses on Saturdays where taxpayers can work out payment problems with IRS officials.

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Taking on more risk may still be a bit dicey

Boston Globe - Personal Finance - 2010/03/13 23:33
Steven Romick admits to a potentially unhealthy habit: internalizing anxiety from Uncle Sam’s surging budget deficits.

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Some warranties aren’t worth the cost or hassle

Boston Globe - Personal Finance - 2010/03/13 23:25
Q. I bought an expensive sofa set and was sold an insurance policy on the furniture from a company called Stainsafe. The sofa leather tore. The insurance company has no phone number to call — only a fax number and e-mail address to file the claim. They have not responded to my claim and the dealer says he has no ...

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