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Bankrate: Mortgage Rates Jump as Treasury Borrowing Soars
added: 28-05-2009

Mortgage rates bounded higher this week, with the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate rising to 5.45 percent. According to Bankrate.com's weekly national survey, the average 30-year fixed mortgage has an average of 0.41 discount and origination points.
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Americans Remain in Somber Mood about the Economy, Yet Glimmers of Hope Are Emerging
added: 28-05-2009

Findings from a Maritz® Poll indicate that consumers continue to view the economy with a sense of resignation and skepticism, but signs of a recovering psyche are emerging. A telling sign of the cloud hovering over the mood of the country is the lack of confidence among adults that they will be able to realize the "American Dream" of providing a better life for the next generation.
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Morpace Reports: Confidence in Banks Continues Rebound
added: 28-05-2009

Consumer confidence in the banking industry continues to bounce back from recent low levels, according to new Morpace survey tracking data.
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Challenging Economy Drives Consumer Need for Financial Education to Achieve Life Goals
added: 28-05-2009

The Western Union® Payment Services Money Mindset Index, a national survey of 3,000 consumers, reveals that despite the economy, consumers still have entrepreneurial aspirations.
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90 Percent of Respondents in the Key4Women Confidence Survey Believe the Economy Will Remain the Same or Improve Over the Next Six Months
added: 28-05-2009

The Center for Women's Business Research and KeyBank announced the results of the pilot Key4Women Confidence Survey, a business confidence survey designed specifically to gauge the experiences and opinions of women business owners. In the survey, which was sponsored by KeyBank's women's business initiative, Key4Women, half of the women business owners who responded said their businesses had been significantly or considerably negatively impacted by the current recession.
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WellPoint Institute of Health Care Knowledge Releases Report on Health Care Costs
added: 28-05-2009

The WellPoint Institute of Health Care Knowledge today released a report detailing the primary drivers of increased health care services and health insurance premiums, dispelling the notion that insurer profits are fueling spiking costs.
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Financial Services: EC Proposes Stronger Financial Supervision in Europe
added: 27-05-2009

The European Commission has adopted a Communication on Financial Supervision in Europe. The Communication proposes a set of ambitious reforms to the current architecture of financial services committees, with the creation of a new European Systemic Risk Council (ESRC) and European System of Financial Supervisors (ESFS), composed of new European Supervisory Authorities. Legislation to embody these proposals will follow in the autumn. The Commission also invites all interested parties to submit their reactions on the Communication before 15 July.
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Germans, French and Spanish Adults Oppose Working Past Retirement Age for Larger Pensions
added: 27-05-2009

As the economic crisis continues around the globe, adults in the five largest European countries and the U.S. have different ideas about what it will mean for their retirement and their pensions or retirement savings. Seven in ten Germans (71%) and majorities of French (54%) and Spanish (53%) adults would oppose the idea of working beyond the current state pension/social security age to receive a larger pension while two-thirds of Americans (66%), three in five Britons (61%) and Italians (59%) would support such this idea.
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RICS UK Construction Market Survey, Q1 2009
added: 27-05-2009

Workloads in the first three months of the year continued to weaken across the board, but some key areas, including housing, saw an easing in the pace of the decline, says the RICS construction market survey.
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Empower Local Job Agencies to Better Tackle Rising Unemployment, says OECD
added: 27-05-2009

Human capital will be crucial to re-building prosperity following the global economic slowdown. Skilled people are not only less vulnerable to redundancy, but will also help companies to innovate, adapt to change and harness technology on the route back to productivity.
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