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October 12

NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER
A motorist pumps gasoline at a Menlo Park, Calif., Shell station on Friday, Oct. 5, 2012.
Investing: Protecting yourself from inflation

Worried about inflation? You shouldn't be, because there isn't too much -- yet.

Ask Matt: How risky is investing in bonds?

Bonds have been less volatile than stocks over time, but there are still major risks.

A shop in Cambridge, Mass., displays which  credit cards are accepted at the store.
Smart credit card use during holidays pays off

If you pay off your credit cards each month, look for ones with perks for the holiday season

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Rolls of coated steel.
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Ask Matt: Should I hang onto U.S. Steel stock?

U.S. Steel shares have been battered since 2011, but patient investors might hold on.

This beer isn't domestic. It was photographed at Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany, which ended Oct. 7.
business
10 states that sell the most beer are surprising

U.S. beer consumption has fallen for a third year, but we still drank 6.3 billion gallons in 2011.

Sign outside home for sale in south Denver.
Personal Finance
Average rate on 30-year mortgage rises to 3.39%

Cheaper mortgages fueling modest housing recovery that should help broader economy.

business
Tightrope: Layoffs may not be the answer

Perhaps you can develop a plan that will be pleasing for all involved in the end.

 
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Personal Finance
A new tool to track your stocks and funds

USATODAY.com has a new Portfolio Tracker to help you keep an eye on your investments.

Some states still have a lot of foreclosures ahead of them.
business
Foreclosures hit a five-year low

Latest numbers lessen fears that foreclosures will kill signs of recovery.

Personal Finance
Exchange traded funds: When are there too many?

There are 1,228 ETFs on the market now, up from 113 a decade ago.

 

 

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