Money & Savings News Blog
Saving and spending remain soft in 2011
Anemic income growth made it a weak year for saving and spending, but there are some signs that things could turn around in 2012.
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Consumer debt rises as interest rates fall
Recent trends in borrowing have taken a disturbing turn, and the Fed's low interest rate policies may be playing a role.
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State of the Union, Fed signal trouble for savers
Negative implications for interest rates in the State of the Union address and the Fed meeting added up to a tough week for savings accounts.
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Will consumers follow though on boosting savings rates?
A recent survey showed that Americans entered 2012 with the right intentions regarding savings and debt reduction, but past years have shown that maintaining those intentions is difficult.
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Small business owner confidence rises in December
Small business owners are feeling more confident about the state of the economy, according to a recent survey by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB). The survey indicated that confidence among small business owners rose in December to its highest level in 10 months.
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