пятница, 13 сентября 2013 г.

Junk bonds, railroad stocks and the 5-year anniversary of the Lehman Bros. collapse

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USA TODAY - Personal Finance September 13
NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER
The floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Junk bonds: Are we talking trash here?

High yield bonds have held up well this year ��� are they a buy?
Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway at a July ribbon cutting for a Geico call center in Carmel, Ind.
Ask Matt: Are railroads good investments?

When Warren Buffett invested in railroads in 2009, investors were right to take notice.
Stock mutual funds soared an average 12.8% in the first quarter through Wednesday.
Stock funds score solid gains in first half

Health and biotechnology funds were the leading sectors, jumping an average 20.8%.

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A shopper browses the aisles at the Times Square Toys-R-Us store after doors were opened to the public at 8 p.m. on the night before Thanksgiving last year.  The company's hoping its extended deadline for returns will prompt early shopping.
Personal Finance
Toys R Us announces holiday incentives
Toy retailer offers cash back, extends holiday return deadline and brings back free layaway.
A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
markets
Interest rate risk emerges as a worry du jour
Rising rates an increasing focus of investors.
A home for sale in Los Angeles.
Personal Finance
30-year mortgage rate steady at 4.57%
Average U.S. rates on fixed mortgages held steady this week, hovering near two-year highs. But rates could change quickly next week when the Federal Reserve addresses its bond purchase program.
A Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield retail store in Moorestown, N.J.
nation
Health insurance sales hit the mall -- and Web
Health insurers are opening stores alongside department stores, other typical mall tenants.
lehman
columnist
Callaway: Lehman and the day the buck broke
USA TODAY Editor Dave Callaway on the collapse of Lehman Bros. and the day the buck broke.
Nate Risely, 2, of Hurst, Texas, is seen here trying out toys for Walmart's hot toy list.
business
Walmart looks to heat up hot toy list
Retailer's kid toy-testing shows retro products likely to top holiday season wish lists.
A recent survey found 20% of Americans ages 37 to 48 have no life insurance coverage at all.
Personal Finance
Survey: Gen X seriously short on life insurance
A gap of $449,000 exists between what they say they need and and what they have.

 

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