Topic: United Services Automobile Association
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The Simple Dollar
Student loans or house downpayment? Where to spend $25,000.
Student loans worth $25,000 will start accruing interest in November, but a young couple wants to buy a house in 2013. Should they pay off the student loans or buy a home? See question No. 4 in this reader mailbag.
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The Simple Dollar
Retirement question: In college. Working. How do I save for retirement?
Retirement saving: If you're starting early, try a Roth IRA. Retirement question is No. 10 in the reader mailbag.
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Debit cards: Chase, Wells Fargo dropping fees
Debit cards' fees so unpopular in pilot programs that Chase, Wells Fargo will eliminate them. Bank of America likely to offer ways to avoid fees on its debit cards.
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A partnership to boost the US economy: business and higher education
With college tuition costs skyrocketing, and a dearth of skilled workers, American businesses worry they won't have enough educated employees to power their companies – and fuel economic recovery. Companies have begun to partner with colleges to meet a mutual demand.
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Storm tracker: some useful tech tips to track hurricane Irene
Storm tracker: Smartphones and tablets will come in handy if hurricane Irene comes your way? Here are some useful tips to help you prepare to protect your home and your loved ones.
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The Simple Dollar
Retirement income: Invest in 401(k) or Roth IRA?
Retirement income funds can go to Roth IRA, but only up to maximum allowed. Question No. 9 in today's reader mailbag.
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Suddenly, Bernanke's Fed is a favorite punching bag. Why the pounding?
Ben Bernanke and the Fed are being lambasted, especially by GOP lawmakers, over policies to stimulate the economy. Some worry the criticism will sap the Fed's effectiveness.
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What to consider before converting to a Roth IRA
The benefits of converting to a Roth IRA are clearest for the wealthy. Many others should proceed with care.
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The New Economy
Veterans day appreciation: Top 5 veterans in business
On Veteran's Day, Americans celebrate those who served the country as members of the military. But after trading fatigues for suits, here are the top 5 veterans who have left their mark on the business world.
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The New Economy
An employment gift from oldest veterans to newest ones
As older veterans retire, jobs open up for newest veterans.
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Horizons
Who needs bank branches? Deposit checks via iPhone.
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The New Economy
Study: San Antonio is America's top recession-resistant city
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Financial Q&A: Tax strategies for passing assets on to children
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