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| Primer on Managing Your Short Term Money Goals |
Philip Brewer has a primer on Wise Bread on Managing your short term money. Read on. It's easy to find books and articles on how to manage your money to support your long-term goals. You can read a lot about stocks and bonds, retirement accounts, investing in gold, real estate, options and futures. But managing your day-to-day spending money tends to get short shrift. Here's a primer. There are three big reasons to hold cash: Liquidity, short-term goals, and emergencies. |
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| Second Quarter Review of Monetary Policy 2009-10 |
| The RBI announced its Second Quarter Review of Monetary Policy for the Year 2009-10 today and as expected, has left the key rates unchanged. Though the RBI kept key rates unchanged, it hiked Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR), the deposits that commercial banks are to park in government securities, by one percentage points to 25 per cent. While this should have brought some cheer to the markets, they plunged deeper into the red not only because the RBI looks set to raise interest rates going forward, but also because the central bank has upwardly revised its target inflation by March 2010 end to 6.5% from 5% earlier. The upward bias in interest rates was apparent from the RBI's move to hike the statutory liquidity ratio (SLR) to 25% from 24%. Having said that, whether interest rates in the future rise or not will depend on whether the inflation continues to rise the way it is doing now, and the economic momentum continues to pick up pace. |
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| Playing Soccer And Personal Finance Are Similar |
Spain is Soccer World Cup 2010 Champion. Analysts say that is because of their mental strength, their wily forwards, a strong defence and the hardworking midfield. Important: Do remember that what the analyst say is on the basis of hindsight of course. Spain was pilloried for losing their first match by the same analysts! This article is about what you can learn from the game of soccer and apply to your own personal finances! |
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