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The Treasury today announced a new I Bond rate of 1.74% for the period between May 1 2010 and October 31, 2010. The 1.74% is comprised of a fixed rate of .20% and a variable rate of 1.54%. But a look at the numbers show some strange calculations.
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Dr. Doom Predicts Same Over Europe
Nouriel Roubini, the so-called Dr. Doom of the financial markets, isn't optimistic about Europe.
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Three Reasons The United Stock Deal Is Meaningless
When it's done they'll be the world's largest carrier--but is the marketplace all wrong for them regardless of size?
Read →Sallie Mae Direct today raised their savings account rate from 1.25% APY to 1.40% APY. That represents one of the few rate increases we've seen over the past six months.
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Read →Over the last five years Intel's (INTC) earnings have fluctuated more than 50%. From a high in 2005, they are now down by almost half. The dividend, however, has been increasing and is very secure. Here's why.
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New Mortgage Bailouts Cause Controversy
As if the Obama administration does not have enough problems, the new mortgage bailouts are causing people to become even more disgruntled.
Read →ExxonMobil, the world's largest company by market value, yields a 2.56% dividend. How does this compare to other stocks in the Dow Jones index?
Read →McDonald's, the world biggest restaurant chain, is also one of the world's best and most consistent dividend payers. Is the company right for your portfolio?
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Goldman Sachs Under Fire for Mortgage Deals
The Goldman Sachs controversy has dominated the news lately. Earlier this week, officials from the investment company went to Capitol Hill to answer some questions. Here are some highlights from that event.
Read →The Coca-Cola Company (KO) is one of the world's most powerful global brands. You likely encounter Coke products and probably comsume them every single day. Coke also has a 48 year history of paying out quarterly dividends. Here's why it's a top pick for any dividend-seeking investor.
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Fed Reaffirms Keeping Rates Low for Extended Period - How to Generate More Yield and Income
The Fed is not going to help the rate situation so you need to help yourself.
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Wells Fargo Holds Workshops for Distressed Homeowners
Wells Fargo decided to take some aggressive actions to help out distressed homeowners. The lender's recent workshop is just one of the ways it has shown its concern for its customers.
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Are Dividends Paid by Gold Companies Best for the Company and the Shareholder?
Dividends often drive investments. One gets the unlimited upside of owning a security, plus an ââ¬Ëextraââ¬â¢ just for owning it. The dividends of all companies come from free cash flow, and while this is great for companies which produce a product that sell within constraints, gold company sales have no constraints except for how much they can produce.
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