Posted on Friday, 24th June 2011 by Emily Smith
Only one-third saving for pension, says research Under 40% of men and just over one-quarter of women are paying money into a pension, figures from the Office for National Statistics have shown. Read more…
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Posted on Friday, 24th June 2011 by Emily Smith
JPMORGAN sent its corporate clients an interesting note this week with the title “It’s déjà vu all over again”. On a range of indicators from volatility to the spread between investment and high-yield debt, conditions in capital markets today bear a striking resemblance to the peak of the credit boom in 2007. Of course these [...]
Posted on Thursday, 23rd June 2011 by Emily Smith
Add to Playlist Download Transcript On today’s Planet Money, we visit an underground vault that’s full of money nobody wants. The money — bags and bags of dollar coins — is the result of a 2005 law that requires the U.S. Mint to print a series of coins bearing the likeness of each U.S. [...]
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Posted on Thursday, 23rd June 2011 by Emily Smith
CHICAGO – An American Medical Society vote yesterday to continue a policy supporting individual responsibility for health insurance and assistance for those who cannot afford it, drew immediate opposition from the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS). “The AMA’s policy supporting individual responsibility has bipartisan roots, helps Americans get the care they need when [...]
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Posted on Thursday, 23rd June 2011 by Emily Smith
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Posted on Thursday, 23rd June 2011 by Emily Smith
The Commerce Department has today revealed the US economy grew by an annualised 1.9% in the January to March period – marginally higher than the previous estimate of 1.8%. On a quarterly basis, growth was up 0.58%. Today’s reading is the third and final for first quarter growth.