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Fixing the Markets' Financial Black Holes (Seeking Alpha via Yahoo! Finance)

Even though cash may sometimes feel like the less modern way to do business, consumers who only carry a credit card may still wish they had another payment option from time to time.

Fixing the Markets' Financial Black Holes (Seeking Alpha via Yahoo! Finance)

Carl Howe submits: This is the last in my series of commentaries on the current financial markets and stock prices in general. Following this, I'm going to return to my more focused and comfortable commentary on Apple and marketing.

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August 20 - Ask Gordon Pape: Q & A (MSN Money Canada)

Q - My mother-in-law is in a nursing home and will remain there the rest of her life. She has a RRIF with a credit union in Ottawa in the amount of $25,000. The full amount is held in the account in the form a GIC for a three-year term which becomes renewable only on Dec. 30, 2009.

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Stop living outside of your means (Los Angeles Times)

Dear Liz: We leased a BMW X-3 in March 2005. The monthly lease payment, with FICO scores of around 690, is $565 plus $100 for insurance. (Of the lease payment, $65 is because of the negative balance we rolled over from a previous car.) We need to decide next March whether to lease another Beemer, buy another one or go back to an Acura or something like that. Any suggestions?

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Whig.com (The Quincy Herald-Whig)

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Gov. Rod Blagojevich said he'll veto $500 million in budget line items and use his executive authority to add 500,000 people under the state's health care programs.

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Ruined poppy farmers join ranks with the Taleban (Times Online)

The tractor roared through the field, the plough tearing through the valuable poppy crop as the farmer looked on. A helicopter searched for insurgents and armed police stood watch, their uniforms replaced by robes and turbans to make them less conspicuous.

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'Closing Ibrox might bring the fans to their senses' (The Scotsman: Sport)

WALTER Smith last night expressed his fears that it will take the closure of Ibrox by UEFA for some Rangers fans to finally get the message that sectarian songs or chants will no longer be tolerated by the football authorities.

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Highlights Of Capital Investment Plan (WBZ Boston)

Public institutions of higher education must have high-quality instructional, research and residential facilities to offer students a world-class college education and produce a talented workforce for Massachusetts.

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Lost-job smoker's 'unfair' appeal rejected (The Scotsman)

A MAN who lost his job when he ignored a work-place ban on smoking lost his unfair dismissal claim yesterday.

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Silver Wheaton Reports Q2 Earnings of US$23 Million and Operating Cash Flows of US$28 Million (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)

Silver Wheaton Corp.(NYSE: SLW) is pleased to announce second quarter net earnings of US$22.9 million and operating cash flows of US$27.8 million.

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Gap between rich and poor Scots widens (The Scotsman)

SCOTLAND is seeing a growing divide between rich and poor, according to new figures, as health continues to improve in more affluent areas.

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Fixing the Markets' Financial Black Holes (Seeking Alpha via Yahoo! Finance)

You may have received what appeared to be a credit card in the mail along with a letter promising something to the tune of "You are already approved" or "Clean up bad credit." If you have bad credit, it may have been tempting to follow the included instructions: dial a toll-free number, key in your "activation code," and speak to an operator requesting your bank account number. Perhaps you found out the hard way that these so-called advance fee credit cards are not credit cards at all.

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