(AFX UK Focus) 2007-10-18 09:18 GMT: China's September CPI up 6.2 pct yr-on-yr - state planner - UPDATE (Interactive Investor)
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(AFX UK Focus) 2007-10-18 09:18 GMT: China's September CPI up 6.2 pct yr-on-yr - state planner - UPDATE (Interactive Investor)
BEIJING (XFN-ASIA) - China's consumer price index grew 6.2 pct year-on-year in September, said the National Development and Reform Commission, the state planner.
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College saving plans are good choice for financial security (The Wheaton Sun)
My 10-year-old son, Josh, is quite the eater. At restaurants he often has eaten his own adult meal and followed it with samplings of his brothers' plates. Nonetheless, regular three-digit grocery receipts are the least of my worries. In seven short years, we will be visiting colleges with him, and that investment will dwarf all our other household expenses by far.
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New strategy aims to keep retirees in the money (Chicago Tribune)
N ow it's easier to put your retirement income on autopilot.
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REDDING - Record numbers of new retirees apply for Social Security benefits in the coming years. Why? This January the first wave of the 77 million strong baby-boomer generation will turn 62 and become eligible for reduced Social Security retirement benefits.
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Taking a sector call (Business Standard India)
Sector funds form the aggressive part of your portfolio. Here are some clues on how to manage them for great returns in the long run When asset allocation is done, there is always one part which is specifically meant for getting you aggressive returns.
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Black Monday imprinted in Strand memories (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
Grand Strand financial gurus can still recall the anxiety they felt the day that Wall Street tumbled two decades ago. "The Friday before, we had a loss that caught our attention, and on Monday morning when we walked in the door it just dropped like a rock and it was quiet, absolutely quiet," said Deborah Cox Bell, who at the time was with Coastal Investor Services Inc. in Myrtle Beach. "In the ...
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Grim diagnosis isn't a license to splurge (USA Today)
Thanks to medical advances, people are living for years with illnesses once considered terminal. But treatments are expensive, and insurance rarely covers all the costs. Even if you resist the temptation to take a world cruise, a serious illness could leave you mired in debt.
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Options for your old age (Daily Telegraph)
Buying annuities is getting more complicated, writes John Burke.
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Panel Upholds Woman’s Prison Sentence in ‘Mercy Killing’ (Metropolitan News-Enterprise)
The First District Court of Appeal yesterday upheld the denial of probation to a woman convicted of manslaughter for suffocating her elderly mother in what the woman contends was a mercy killing.
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Princelings to come of age at China Party conclave (Reuters via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
Chen Yun, the nemesis of China's late paramount leader Deng Xiaoping, reportedly once said that the land under heaven should be handed to "princelings" who could be trusted not to dig the Communist Party's grave.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2007-10-18 09:18 GMT: China's September CPI up 6.2 pct yr-on-yr - state planner - UPDATE (Interactive Investor)
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