Latest News in Government Grants and Debt Relief – July 20, 2010

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Investor clues in latest earnings

Results show some themes for smart investors to monitor — and to be ready to move on when the time is right.

6 ways to sabotage your 401k

A retirement savings plan can be a huge help if you expect to maintain your standard of living after leaving the work force. But it’s just a start.

Should you co-sign for Mom and Dad?

Middle-aged parents who’ve lost their jobs or savings are turning to their adult children for help. Plus: 6 things to ask before agreeing to co-sign.

9 tips: Getting the right insurance

Tailoring your coverage to your circumstances can save you thousands a year while keeping you better protected. Here’s what to look for and what to avoid.

AT&T and 9 other stocks to watch

The telecommunications giant tops an MSN Money list of recommended stocks. Here are StockScouter’s bestinvestment ideas.

Chinese lesson: Better red than Fed

The US could learn something about monetary discipline and pro-capitalistic tax policies from a couple of unlikely sources: China and Russia.

Is there a statute of limitations on debt?

There are 2 main time limits: How long debt stays in your credit reports and how long you can be sued for it. If you’re struggling, here’s what you need to know.

Inflation, deflation or nasty hybrid?

While we debate whether falling prices or rising prices would be worse, we could be in for a third scenario. The bright side: Investors might have a way out of the mess.

What financial reform will (and won’t) do

The Dodd-Frank legislation gives too much discretion to regulators, extending uncertainty for a financial-services sector in need of less risk, not more.

Shopper’s guide to used-car bargains

Good deals are harder to find now, especially if you’re in the market for a pickup or SUV, but the right strategies can help you get the most for your money.

Home prices down, but tax assessments up

Strapped local governments are getting desperate, and some may be overstating home values to collect more taxes. Homeowners are fighting back.

Why to buy stocks and houses now

These investments may not look so great today. But prices suggest the time to commit long term is now.

Could the Dow fall to 1,000?

A recent dive in the market and some pessimistic predictions have investors running scared again. Here’s a look at some worst-case scenarios — and how to prepare.

Why not co-sign for younger friends?

Some college students under 21 want credit cards but don’t want their parents to know. And an older student wonders if co-signing — for a fee — might be worthwhile.

The demise of the nanny state

Though Europe’s cradle-to-grave security is shrinking — and citizens are protesting loudly — benefits are still better than in the US. But for how much longer?

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