Mutual Funds- Do you worry about your teen or 20-something’s financial choices? Although the world of investing may be second nature to you at this point in your life, often teens and even college grads don’t understand anything about investing. Having worked around my fair share of fiscally-clueless twenty-somethings, I am no stranger to explaining […]
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On June 18, the Federal Reserve and FDIC circulated a letter to banks that proposes to harmonize US regulatory capital rules with Basel III. BASEL III is an accord that tells a bank how much capital it must hold to safeguard its solvency and overall economic stability. It’s a global standard on bank capital adequacy,
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Searching for a new credit card can often feel overwhelming. From 0% APR cards to no fee balance transfer cards, there are so many companies to choose from. How can you know which card is the right one? Tracking Credit Card Complaints What if just like buying a book at Amazon you could simply go online and
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Avoiding Bad Investments- Investing can be scary and confusing. You may be dealing with someone who has a conflict of interest with what they’re selling, but you don’t want to miss out on what seems like a great opportunity — even if you don’t fully understand it. To ensure you have a good investing experience,
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U.S. Treasuries- A quick perusal of the business pages or afternoon market reports might be enough to convince some timid investors to scrap the whole idea of investing and instead just shove their life savings into a shoebox in the closet. But even as the economy struggles to repair itself and the markets start clawing
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Best Credit Card- There are a lot of different credit cards, with a variety of different benefits. Of course there is no one size fits all, as everyone has unique needs for their credit cards. Not only for personal use but also for business use. Most credit cards all have some of the basic benefits. Such
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Mexico and Canada- The University of Texas, El Paso (UTEP) has good news for Mexico. The Mexican economy has been growing, and it is expected to continue in an upward direction into the future. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) increased by 3.5 percent, and the University’s experts expect prices to rise by 3.9 percent throughout
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Investing in the Stock Market The ability to predict stock market movements is one of the most sought-after skills on Wall Street. Yet research indicates that there are simpler ways to consistently use publicly-available information to improve future stock market and Investing performance. Mood Swings The public’s mood has generally been considered an inverse predictor for those investing
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By David Galland, Casey Research Liberty Bell by David Amsler The nature of liberty For some time now – years actually – I have pondered the nature of liberty. Or more specifically, what liberty actually means to me. And to be extra clear, I am not talking about the meaning in abstract or philosophical terms,
Renewable Energy We were fortunate enough to have some time with Scotland’s First Minister Alex Salmond where we discussed a broad range of topics from Scotland’s ambitious renewable energy targets and North Sea oil & gas to Scottish independence and Donald Trump. In the interview, Alex discusses: Scottish Independence How Scotland will achieve its ambitious
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