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Is the Fed rate change good, bad or a no big deal for your finances? Here’s how the Fed’s quarter-point rate cut affects both borrowers and savers.

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The financial industry is overtly obsequious toward the rich and oblivious of Americans with modest wealth.

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Here’s a look at the state of interest rates on five common consumer banking products and the latest rates from Bankrate.com’s weekly national survey of large banks and thrifts.

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A man who was laid off may be able to tap his 401(k) early and penalty-free, says Dr. Don Taylor.

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Is now the time to buy a car? To go after a home equity line? Lock in a long-term CD?

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“In the kitchen, if you get tile and wood and granite countertops, and if you do not have it put together right, you end up unhappy”

Between using the Internet for finding ideas and searching super-size home improvement stores for products, lots of homeowners have been bitten by the do-it-yourself home remodeling bug. via RGJ.com

“A lot of people… I would not say run into trouble, but they end up with different results than they thought”

Fed cuts interest rate, cites housing slump ‘Prison Break’ star to serve 40 months Toys ‘R’ Us recalls 16,000 toys for lead Halloween tips for keeping kids healthy World-famous chimp Washoe dies Presidential … via RGJ.com

“A lot of individuals who choose this profession do it from the heart and have a desire to help people overcome the crisis”

It was one of Zach Urban’s most trying days as a housing counselor: A woman arrived on his doorstep so distraught over the thought of losing her townhome he feared she might harm herself. via San Jose Mercury News

“It’s an interesting market to be involved in.”

Houston, you have a problem—with housing inventory. And as the number of homes for sale in the country continues to creep upward thanks to waning demand, many other major U.S. cities are dealing with the same … via BusinessWeek

A survey carried out by Moneyfacts.co.uk, an independent financial comparison site, covering the whole mortgage market, including fixed, discounted and variable rates over various time periods has shown that 70% of the top 250 mortgages available in the UK are offered by building societies.

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