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A bankruptcy judge on Tuesday slashed the amount of money Dynegy Inc.’s holding company can immediately lend to four subsidiaries to keep the entities running during bankruptcy, in light of serious questions raised in court by Dynegy bondholders.
We know commercial real estate is all about the rents - and the credit of the tenant
The total number of U.S. bankruptcies filed during fiscal year 2011 dropped 8 percent over fiscal year 2010, according to data released yesterday by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts.
An old charge-off proves a lengthy credit history. Better check your credit report before keeping it.
Housing prices continued downward slide, but sales picked up in all 50 states.
The USDA's latest annual report says raising a child born in 2010 will cost parents more than $250,000.
Can your employee health care benefits save you money? Stretch your insurance dollar.
Don't panic when that letter from the IRS arrives. Many tax notices can be dealt with simply and painlessly.
Living on the water -- literally -- can be surprisingly affordable. Here's how.
Unhappy with low interest rates on your checking account? Here are some options for your money.
Ever dream of owning a farm but not sure about getting a mortgage?
Don't treat your 401(k) like a piggy bank. Bring home that bacon in later years.
Living in the Information Age has a number of advantages: we can avoid holiday crowds to shop from the comfort of our living rooms, and even ditch the commute to work remotely from home.
From the Hon. Scott Clarkson: These are the local comparisons to the national filings. This is public information.
"The trustee seeking money for Bernard Madoff's victims has increased the size of his lawsuit against family members of the imprisoned Ponzi schemer to $226.4 million.