 Washington Post | Money-Market Funds Waive Fees to Boost Yields Washington Post, United States By Joan Goldwasser The borrower's boon is the saver's bust: With yields on short-term Treasury bills stuck near zero percent, money-market funds that hold these securities are struggling to keep their returns positive, after fees. ... |
 China Daily | Can your stomach take any more? Minneapolis Star Tribune, MN Zandlo predicts the days of 8 to 12 percent annual stock market returns will be replaced by lower, single-digit returns that will last at least five years, maybe more. So he's telling clients to stay out of the market and put money in cash, ... Video: Banks Behind Wall Street Scare MARKET SNAPSHOT: S&P 500 Actively Slashing Dividends To Another ... In Steep and Swift Fall, Dow Lands at 6-Year Low |
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