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Where To Open An IRA Account And What To Invest — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 02:32:18 +0000

[...] Once you know enough about stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, Treasury bills and bonds and investing and no longer satisfy with the two-fund portfolio, you can start to add other elements into your investments bases on, for example, asset allocations suggested by model portfolios when you feel confident about making your own choices on what to buy (more about asset allocation and why it’s important). [...]

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DebtGoal — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 23:49:53 +0000

I work with people that struggle with personal debt on an ongoing basis. Any particular pointers for asset allocation for someone who has debt and possibly job insecurity?

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Florida Central Credit Union

6.01

First Robinson Savings Bank*

6.01*

Connexus Credit Union*

5.15*

Keystone Bank*

5.15*

Community Bank of Pleasant Hill*

5.01*

Three Rivers FCU

5.01

Union State Bank/Bank of Atchison*

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Beacon Federal Credit Union

4.51

Communications Federal Credit Union*

4.25*

First New England Federal Credit Union

4.15

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