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Saving money can be a real challenge when your budget is tight--an unexpected expense here, another there; and oops there's no money left to save. If you're tired of having to put off saving, then this is for you! Here are five ways to get serious about saving--and none of them are painful.
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Sickness, job loss, home repairs, car repairs--there are so many things that can rock your financial boat. Are you prepared to handle them? Start an emergency fund, and you won't have to wonder. Difficulty: Average Time Required: 1-2 hours Here's How:
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Domestic brokerage major Indiabulls financial Services has said it will raise one billion dollars through issue of international securities.
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TOKYO (AP) - Japan's domestic auto sales fell to a 35-year low last year as the nation faced high gasoline prices, limited income growth and shrinking demand, an industry group said Monday.
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Nov. 16 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co., Chrysler LLC and the United Auto Workers have created a $54.4 billion plum for Wall Street.
With Ford workers' approval of a new labor pact two days ago, all three U.S. automakers have agreed to turn retiree health-care costs over to a union-run trust known as a Voluntary Employee Beneficiary Association.
The contract agreements have put the previously obscure VEBAs on money managers' radar screens, said Dave Osterndorf, chief health-care actuary at consulting firm Towers Perrin in Milwaukee. The trust may draw interest from investment firms including JPMorgan Chase & Co., State Street Corp. and Merrill Lynch & Co., he said.
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U.S. stocks fell, erasing their gains since the Federal Reserve's Sept. 18 interest-rate cut, after New York expanded its probe of the mortgage industry, General Motors Corp. posted a record loss and the dollar tumbled.
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The ever-weakening dollar and worries about winter fuel supplies sent US oil prices to a peak at $98.62 a barrel. But prices later fell back sharply after US crude inventory figures showed a smaller than expected weekly fall. US light, sweet crude fell back to $94.62 while London Brent was trading at $91.81, down from a high of $95.19.
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General Motors Corp., the world's largest automaker, reported a record $39 billion quarterly loss after three money-losing years forced the company to write down the value of future tax benefits. The loss, excluding the tax writedown, was $2.80 a share, more than 12 times analysts' estimates. Mortgage-related losses at GM's partly owned finance unit overwhelmed auto sales that were the highest ever. GM shares fell the most in 13 months, giving the Detroit-based automaker a market value of $19.2 billion, about half the size of the third-quarter loss.
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President William Poole on Wednesday expressed confidence that financial market turmoil would be resolved, saying recent weeks show "clear progress" to a return to normalcy.
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The dollar traded near a record low versus the euro and the weakest since 1981 against the pound on speculation European central banks may signal higher interest rates while expectations rise for lower U.S. borrowing costs.
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