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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange moments after the opening bell in New York City.

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Money and your mental health

Is the flight to government bonds about to take a U-turn?

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Bracing for Treasury turbulence

The biggest cause for concern is that this month could show the weakest business hiring in months. Although the economy is technically a year into a recovery, that is not yet showing up in the jobs numbers. read more

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Worries Over Jobs Numbers Ahead Of New Data

The biggest cause for concern is that the data for August, due out Friday, could show the weakest business hiring in months. Although the economy is technically a year into a recovery, jobs numbers aren’t yet reflecting that.

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Worries Mount Ahead Of Latest Employment Reports

RINGGIT THE ringgit closed higher against the US dollar yesterday following a weaker greenback globally, dealers said.

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Ringgit steadier as investor worries wane

Question: I’ve been hearing a lot of talk of late about the safety of money market accounts, so I’m wondering if the money I have in a money market account with my bank is secure. Is it?

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Sizing up ’safe harbor’ money markets

The European Central Bank held interest rates at a record low on Thursday and extended its liquidity safety-net in response to a lopsided recovery and worries about vulnerable banks.

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ECB holds rates, extends liquidity lifeline

London, Sept 2 : A study has found that women, who have worries over money and life, find true happiness when they reach the age of 54.

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True happiness arrives at 54 for ‘Baby Gloomer’ women

ROGERSVILLE — The year 2014 is a bull’s-eye school systems aren’t sure they can hit. That’s when school systems must show every student is scoring at grade level, according to the federal No Child Left Behind law.

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Limestone worries about No Child goals

RALEIGH, N.C. – The system that automatically awards disability benefits to some veterans because of concerns about Agent Orange seems contrary to efforts to control federal spending, the Republican co-chairman of President Barack Obama’s deficit commission said Tuesday.

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VA’s move to sweeten benefits for aging vets worries Obama deficit chair; Senate to review it