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Sailing off into the sunset may just be a dream for many who still need to work to save.
Source: Not As Many Americans Saving For Retirement, Study Finds « CBS Los Angeles
Yet another reason why investing in a high priced degree is probably not worth the effort when you can make 6 figures.
Education is important but a solid foundation that ensures you have wealth for generations and financial freedom now…?
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Didn’t get into an Ivy League university? Neither did most people. It’s going to be all right.
Source: The consolation prize for not getting into Harvard or Stanford
The world’s biggest bond dealers are getting saddled with Treasuries they can’t seem to easily get rid of, adding to evidence of cracks in the $13.3 trillion market for U.S. government debt.
Source: Wall Street’s Pile of Unwanted Treasuries Exposes Market Cracks – Bloomberg Business
U.S. companies with defined-benefit pension plans will save at least $18 billion in 2016 because the Internal Revenue Service has yet to adopt updated assumptions on how long Americans are living, Moody’s Investors Service says.
Source: IRS Lack of Action on Mortality Rates Helps Company Pension Plans in 2016
A Moody’s Investors Service tally of the least-creditworthy companies rose by 10 to 274 this month, pushing it nearer to April 2009’s record 291
Source: Number of Troubled Companies Nears 2009 Peak – MoneyBeat – WSJ
Gold is still expensive, but rising economic risks and market turmoil mean investors should buy it for insurance, Deutsche Bank said Friday.
Unemployment rates in 36 states and the District of Columbia remained elevated in 2015 compared with their 2007 levels.
Source: In 36 States, Unemployment Rates Still Linger Above Prerecession Levels – Real Time Economics – WSJ
The US economy ended the year on a stronger footing than expected, providing some reassurance as the global outlook falters.
Believe it or not, the US Marshals Service in Houston is arresting people for not paying their outstanding federal student loans.
Source: US Marshals arresting people for not paying their federal student loans – Story | KRIV
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