The government's $50 billion program to ease the foreclosure crisis is helping only a tiny fraction of struggling homeowners.
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Money Minute: Homes, Mortgages, Flash Orders
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Labels: flash orders, homes, minute, mortgages, News - Politics, newsbriefs
Your Money: College and Cash
Sending kids off to college poses a host of challenges to your wallet. But as AP Personal Finance Editor Trevor Delaney explains, a simple talk can help your kids understand the importance of frugal living.
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Labels: college and cash, News - Politics, your money
AP Top Stories 08.04.09
August 4, 2009: Bill Clinton in North Korea; Senate to talk "cash for clunkers"; Sotomayor debate begins; President Obama's birthday.
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Monday, August 3, 2009
Your Money: Getting Bumped From a Flight
AP Personal Finance Editor Trevor Delaney explains what your rights are if an airline involuntarily bumps you off the flight.
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Labels: bumped from a flight, News - Politics, on the money
AP Top Stories 08.03.09
August 3rd, 2009: Speicher's family reacts to found remains; Senate debates cash for clunkers; Jackson court hearing today; Giant light bulb made out of Legos in Washington.
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Sunday, August 2, 2009
AP Top Stories 08.02.09
August 2nd, 2009: Remains of first American lost in Gulf War found in Iraq; Manhunt on for shooter of gay club in Israel; Former Filipino president mourned; Screaming contest in Thailand.
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This Economic Storm Will Pass
The President discusses the state of the economy amidst positive signs from the GDP. Making clear that this is little comfort to those struggling, he notes that we appear to have averted an even worse disaster and offers hope for the time ahead.
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Labels: Economic Crisis, economy, Financial, jobs, News - Politics, President Barack Obama, Recovery Act, White House