Monday, September 24, 2007

Stuff like this can either make us angry, or more determined than every to maximize our income. From the Blog, Wise Bread, by Philip Brewer.

It takes more than $1.40 to buy one euro today. It cost less than $1 as recently as late 2002. A Canadian dollar is worth just about exactly a US dollar--a parity not seen since the 1970s. Should Wise Bread readers care? If so, what should they do?

Want to find out more? Go to http://www.wisebread.com/the-sinking-dollar

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Saturday, September 15, 2007

Risk-Trimming

According to a recent article in Barron's by Steven M. Sears, both US and international finance watchers are concerned about what the future holds, especially in the unpredicatable world of interest rates. Stocks, also are quite difficult to predict. Very interesting.

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