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Record breaking campaign - Thank you!
Big news from the United Way of Grand Forks, East Grand Forks & Area We are pleased to announce that we have surpassed our 2012 fundraising goal of $1,025,000. Under the volunteer leadership of ...
Posted on 4/4/13 at 3:27 PM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/1067/50/50/ IN THE BLACK
Personal Finance Blogs
Recently, two of the blogs I follow regularly asked for suggestions of personal finance blogs and resources that readers read and use. They were Get Rich Slowly and Life as Mom. Some of the blogs me...
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"A Nightmare We're Marching Toward"
Catchy headline, huh? Yeah people like to be dooms-dayers. Using this phrase in the video, Joseph Stiglitz brings up some interesting data. Speaking about income inequality, he cites that only 8% of ...
Posted on 6/12/12 at 8:12 AM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/2629/50/50/ A MINNESOTAN IN CHINA
Hong Kong: From Me to You
Okay. So after Macau last week, now it's time to jump over to the other side of the delta to see the other recently-handed-over, former Western colony in these parts: Hong Kong It's a place weve al...
Posted on 4/14/12 at 9:47 AM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/746/50/50/ UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
UND to present honorary doctoral degrees to U.S. Sen. Kent Conrad, Dr. Mary Wakefield and businessman B. John Barry
With the approval of the State Board of Higher Education on Thursday (April 12, 2012), the University of North Dakota plans to confer honorary degrees on three outstanding Americans in the fields of p...
Posted on 4/13/12 at 10:38 AM
More blog posts about finance

Time, action needed to heal pain in 401(k)

I keep hearing about how much the stock market has gone up. But when I look at my 401(k), it has hardly budged. I don't think I'll ever be able to retire. What's wrong with my 401(k)?

By Gail MarksJarvis , May 29, 2009

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ON THE MONEY: Books on asset allocation

Many investment experts agree that an asset allocation strategy can offer a good way to reduce risk to an investment portfolio. An asset allocation approach involves distributing investment dollars among a variety of options, such as bonds, equities and mutual funds. A number of useful books can help investors explore asset allocation. Here are some of the titles available:

By Chuck Myers , May 28, 2009

GRAY MATTERS: The readers weigh in

This one's for you — for readers who thought enough of what I said, for good or ill, to write. And there's a story in almost every message.

By Saul Friedman , May 27, 2009

Economy's silver lining for new college grads

As millions of college students are graduating and entering the real world, while they may not be facing the best of times these times are better in some ways.

By Dan Serra , May 26, 2009

KIDS AND MONEY: It never hurts to ask for more financial aid

Your daughter may be holding an admission ticket to her dream college, but the school came up short in one key area — financial aid. Making matters worse, you recently were downsized out of your job.

By Steve Rosen , May 25, 2009

Young people can build financial habits that last

In the coming weeks, many high school and college graduates will leave the classroom for the "real world." Many for the first time will make money decisions that will affect their financial freedom.

By Gregory Karp , May 25, 2009

RETIREMENT: The incredible, net-able nest egg PressPass

RETIREMENT: The incredible, net-able nest egg Thoughts of retirement help motivate Shaun Christopher during long weeks spent clambering up and down power poles and working on high-voltage lines out of a cherry picker.

April 17, 2009

4 states see January double-digit jobless rates PressPass

he U.S. Labor Department's report on state unemployment, released this morning, showed the increasing damage inflicted on workers and companies from a recession, now in its second year. Some economists now predict the U.S. unemployment rate will hit 10 percent by year-end, and peak at 11 percent or higher by the middle of 2010.

By Jeannine Aversa , March 11, 2009

Feds allege plot to destroy Fannie Mae data PressPass

A fired Fannie Mae contract worker pleaded not guilty Friday to a federal charge he planted a virus designed to destroy all the data on the mortgage giant’s 4,000 computer servers nationwide.

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