The new year is starting off on a great fiscal note as European and Asian stock markets are up and economists are predicting an improvement in job related reports to be released this week.
What’s Up on Wall Street?
A year of unpredictable trading ended last Friday with all three major indexes seeing losses. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed the day down 69.48 points (0.57 percent), while the S&P 500 dropped 5.42 points (0.43 percent). The Nasdaq Composite slipped 8.59 points (0.33 percent).
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In these days of austerity and relative anxiousness about having debt, lots of people balk about the idea of employing a credit card in order to make purchase of merchandise or maybe pay for any gift giving occasion, preferring, instead just to rely on a tried and also trusted way of making repayment – cash. However, if you have the cash on hand to make the purchase fully, then, paradoxically, that is the best time just to be able to use the cards for several causes.
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