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In Southern California, Personal Bankruptcies Surge
Going legally broke has made a big comeback - especially in the Los Angeles, California, area - despite a mid-decade revision to the U.S. Bankruptcy Code intended to curb filings. The number of Southern Californians seeking bankruptcy protection nearly
Personal loans bad credit history: Bad Credit Personal Loans
Personal loans with bad credit history are useful in many situations. You can use these loans to pay for the renovations going on vacation, to buy a new car, or even for cosmetic surgery or other medical procedures. The fact is, a personal loan is very
CUNA Mutual Expands 401(k)
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Bill would give indie advisers sole right to offer 401(k) advice
Banning reps would shrink pool of available advisers, critics warn By Mark Bruno June 28, 2009, 6:01 AM EST After focusing their efforts on increasing 401(k) fee disclosure, members of an influential committee last week approved a more comprehensive
Personal Finance: Factor fees in moving accounts
Question: I received a letter from my financial adviser that said I would have to pay a higher percentage in fees because my account size fell below $250,000. The reason my account fell below $250,000 is because the adviser lost money on the investments.
London's Hedge Fund Alley Tenants Face a Doubling in Tax Rates
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Brazil Personal Loan Default Rises to Record in May
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Chicago Tribune Gail MarksJarvis column: After big losses to 401(k), it's time for a rebalancing act
QI'm 24, and I've been investing in a target-date fund in my 401(k). I've lost a lot of money and have been reading that it's good to 'rebalance' everything in the 401(k) after losing money. Does that apply to target-date funds?

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