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One week into Financial Literacy Month, the Personal Finance team at MarketWatch has prepared an abundance of articles covering various aspects of managing money.
It begins with this financial literacy quiz. Chances are some of the questions will be easy for you — but you’ll probably learn something, too, and sharing the quiz with family members might spur useful conversations. There’s even a bonus question!And here’s a lesson about life and business that Apple founder Steve Jobs shared with the iPhone maker’s current CEO, Tim Cook.
How to shop for a home — and for a mortgage — in a difficult market Aarthi Swaminathan interviews a home buyer with a fascinating career, which is actually one of several challenges he faced in getting a mortgage. Here’s her advice on how to shop in the current market and pay as little interest as possible.On a related note, don’t assume you know everything about credit reporting, especially if you are looking to borrow money to purchase a home or vehicle.
What is going on with bank interest rates? It pays to shop around. One local bank is paying 0.02% interest on savings accounts, while some large banks are offering 3.75% or more if you use an online savings account. There has also been an increasing flow of money into exchange-traded funds that hold bonds, as Christine Idzelis reports in this week’s ETF Wrap.
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