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Malaysian state plans bond sale to finance SWF (Financial Times)

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Malaysias oil-rich state of Terengganu plans to raise M$5bn ($1.4bn) with a bond issue guaranteed by the federal government this week to help finance its recently launched M$11bn sovereign wealth fund.

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Germany aims to decide on Opel help in May: politician (source: Reuters)
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German government is examining competing plans to invest in carmaker Opel and aims to decide by the end of the month whether to provide the firm with financing guarantees, a leading Social Democrat (SPD) said. (source: Reuters) - RSS feeds and Feed widget on Feedzilla.com
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Bookshelf: 401(k) fees, running bed and breakfasts (source: The Salt Lake Tribune)
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Watching your 401(k) sink is an unsettling experience. So what if you could boost your nest egg without taking any additional risks? Uncovering the hidden fees in your account could do just that, according to one new personal finance book. (source: The Salt Lake Tribune) - News widgets and RSS feeds on Feedzilla.com
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Marisa Tomei, Liv Tyler team to thrill (source: Variety)
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Front Page: Chul-soo Park to direct '10A/10B' -- Marisa Tomei and Liv Tyler will topline indie psychological thriller ''10A/10B,'' produced and financed through Christopher Mallick's Oxymoron Entertainment. (source: Variety) - RSS and News widget on Feedzilla.com
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UBM finance chief leaving for L&G (ShareCast via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance)

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Finance boss Nigel Wilson is leaving business publisher United Business Media for insurer Legal & General following the retirement of Andrew Palmer.

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The credit crunch is a killer when it lands at your house. Having to renew a mortgage at a higher interest rate is one way banks are making life difficult for families that were already at the edge of financial solvency. Just as damaging is the practice of credit card companies to boost their rates or boost the minimum monthly payment. People are facing foreclosure and destroyed credit ratings and need to consider credit repair options if they ever want to dig themselves out of this financial hole. Consider the case of someone who carries a large balance on a premium, low interest credit card that guarantees a 1.99% interest rate. The credit card company can't change that rate, but if they boost the minimum down payment from interest only, to interest plus 1% of the balance, a $50 per month payment increases to $450. That's the credit crunch hitting consumers.

 

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