Overhaul of Rates, Brackets Weighed
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Maryland's efforts to close a gaping budget shortfall next year could result in higher income taxes for the state's more affluent residents -- and a possible break for those earning less.
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Major currencies moved in narrow ranges against each other as the focus turned to a US labor market report due out on Friday.
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Polishing memorandum of understanding
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission pushed ahead on Wednesday with reforms of the $7.5-trillion mutual fund industry amid scandals that have shaken fund investors&#39; confidence.
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Employers and workers are confused by eligibility and Classification of the new regulations.
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The Senate debated a wide-ranging overhaul of student loan programs yesterday that would pay for more than $17 billion in grants and other student aid by slashing subsidies to lending companies.
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The rates can be daunting, especially for families. But there's plenty of info for those looking for the best plan.
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Ministers are to publish a bill outlining changes to the state pension system, including raising the pension age.
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By Larry Rulison, Times Union, Albany, N.Y.  Dec.
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Social Security and tax code changes could strain the federal budget. The president could use a rising GDP.
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Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills were mixed in Monday's auction, with rates on three-month bills rising and rates on six-month bills falling to the lowest level in more than three years.
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The ECB is likely to raise interest rates in a regular monthly policy meeting scheduled on Thursday. The key rate that is now at a historic low of 2% will probably be raised to combat inflationary pressures.
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By The Miami Herald  Sep. 22--The underlying cause for two very different policies on reforming the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contained in Senate and House bills is timing. The bills now are being reconciled in a conference committee.
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Consolidating your student loans isn't the no-brainer it used to be. Last year at this time, money mavens were exhorting college students and recent graduates to run right out and refinance their loans before the big July 1 rate hike, which took rates on those loans from the neighborhood of 4.7 percent to 6.54 percent. This year, rates are again ...
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WASHINGTON -- Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills were mixed in auction yesterday, with three-month bills rising to the highest level in more than two months while six-month bills were unchanged.
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When it comes to calculating the odds of rate cuts next year, the math no longer seems simple.
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The cost of living adjustment intended to help more than 47 million Social Security recipients keep up with inflation is expected to be a tad larger in 2005 than it was this year, but the bad news is that much of the increase will be eaten up by higher Medicare premiums.