Personal Finance News - February 1

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February 1

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Dow revisits 14,000: Sign of top or new leg up? With the Dow above 14,000 for the first time since 2007, investors wonder what's next? Investors: Jobs number gives inflation clue Investors watch the jobs number to get a clue about inflation. Ask Matt: Norwegian Cruise IPO did well, why? The stock's sharp rise reflects investors' hopes the company may be a source of growth. ADVERTISEMENT

MORE HEADLINES columnist Investing: Why care about stock buybacks? When you should ��� and shouldn't ��� care about stock buybacks. columnist Ask Matt: Use dividend yields to compare returns Q: How is a stock's dividend yield calculated, and what does it mean? columnist Your Money: Expect to pay for fast tax refund Need your tax refund in a hurry? It will cost you. Personal Finance Five overlooked tax deductions that can pay off If the IRS provides a legal deduction, take it. Here are 5 often overlooked deductions. columnist Ask Matt: P-E ratio is easy tool to value stocks The price-to-earnings ratio is a quick and easy way to see how expensive a stock is. Personal Finance Looking for a job? Start here! Looking for help with finding a job? Careerbuilder.com has all the information you need. markets Bond yields rise on better economic news Good economic news and diminishing political risks lift bond yields.   See More on USATODAY.com

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