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  1. Fed "quite concerned" on U.S. inflation in September (Reuters)
  2. Bad Credit? Need a Loan? Be Careful
  3. Government Cracks Down on Some Risky Mortgages
  4. Analysts rethink views on slowing of US economy (FT.com)
  5. Dollar up on hopes for US economic soft landing (AFP)
  6. US 'will bounce back as housing risks decline' (FT.com)
  7. FDCPA May Get Some New Changes
  8. Final Sept retail sales rise 0.3 pct (Reuters)
  9. Credit Card Convenience Checks
  10. Market Preview: Germany leads Eurozone recovery (FT.com)
  11. Philippines says Texas Inst. eyes $1 billion expansion (Reuters)
  12. US labour market tighter than estimated (FT.com)
  13. Consumer spending slows in August (AP)
  14. Budget deficit drops to $250 billion (AP)
  15. How to Stop Pre-Screened Credit Card Offers
  16. FTC Gives Congress Solution for Bad Data on Credit Reports: Don’t Do Anything!
  17. Jobless claims drop to 10-week low (AP)
  18. White House says economy slowed (AP)
  19. CEOs see economy slowing: Business Council (Reuters)
  20. Fed's Plosser says U.S. rates may not be high enough (Reuters)
  21. Weekly jobless claims fall by 17,000 (AP)
  22. Building Credit
  23. Inflation, housing market still worries for Fed: Bernanke (AFP)
  24. New US Passports and Identity Theft
  25. Factory orders weak for 2nd month (AP)
  26. Bernanke: housing slowdown to reduce GDP growth (Reuters)
  27. Economy shows signs of losing momentum (Reuters)
  28. Credit Report Errors Are Not Easy to Repair
  29. Home values surged 32 percent from 2000 to 2005 (Reuters)
  30. Common Myths About Improving Your Credit
  31. Kentucky Exposes 146,000 Current & Former Employees to Identity Theft – An ACCESS Fraud Alert
  32. Dollar down on US economy concerns (AFP)
  33. Manufacturers hit the brakes (Reuters)
  34. Dollar falls against major currencies on concern over US economy (AFP)
  35. Manufacturing growth slows in Sept. (AP)
  36. Construction spending rises in August (AP)
  37. Japanese business executives more upbeat (AP)
  38. Minister sees German economic growth (AP)
  39. China warns on protectionism after US bill move (Reuters)
  40. Wall Street demands, what slowdown? (AFP)
  41. New York Gets Three New ID Theft Laws
  42. Hopes of soft US landing boost markets (FT.com)
  43. Consumers cut back spending in August (AP)
  44. Fed's Poole says he'll back rate cuts if warrant (Reuters)
  45. Consumers bright in Sept, Midwest business firm (Reuters)
  46. Consumer sentiment improves in Sept: Univ. Mich (Reuters)
  47. Texas AG Suing Austin Credit Doctor
  48. Data on 50,000 Current and Former GE Employees Stolen – An ACCESS Fraud Alert
  49. Economy unlikely to become a recession (AP)
  50. Lawyers Not Required To Disclose Status As Debt Collectors In Cover Letters
  51. Danielle Lenahan Loses Her License
  52. Dollar edges higher against euro (AFP)
  53. US growth notched down to 2.6 percent pace (AFP)
  54. Eliminating Credit Card Debt Doesn't Have to Be Difficult
  55. Fed sees inflation easing, Lacker unconvinced (Reuters)
  56. Fed's Hoenig says slower growth to ease inflation (Reuters)
  57. U.S. home sales up, durable goods orders fall (Reuters)
  58. Fed's Kroszner sees steady productivity gains (Reuters)
  59. Home loan demand falls despite rate plunge (Reuters)
  60. Durable goods orders fall, home sales rise (Reuters)
  61. It's Not Easy, But Bankruptcy is Still Possible.
  62. Weathering the Housing Downturn
  63. Consumer confidence higher than expected (AP)
  64. Consumer confidence higher than expected (AP)
  65. Consumer confidence rises, factory index up (Reuters)
  66. Consumer confidence jumps in September: survey (Reuters)
  67. Know The Rules About Debt Collection
  68. House prices show first annual fall in 11 years (Reuters)
  69. Fed's Fisher: economy doing "extremely well" (Reuters)
  70. Existing home sales fall for 5th month (AP)
  71. Debt Managment Programs Aren't For Everyone
  72. Investors watch for signs of US slowdown going global (FT.com)
  73. Identity Theft, the Real ID Act, and Why You Should Be Very Afraid
  74. Treasuries rise amid US growth fears (FT.com)
  75. Japanese firms more upbeat but outlook weaker (AFP)
  76. Tokyo stocks hit by worries over US growth (FT.com)
  77. Nikkei slips on fears about US economy (FT.com)
  78. Philly Fed dives sharply, economy seen much softer (Reuters)
  79. Jobless claims rose 7,000 last week (Reuters)
  80. Jobless claims climb by 7,000 (AP)
  81. Protecting Yourself When Debt Collectors Calls
  82. Presidential ID Theft Task Force Calls for Reforms but Misses the Mark
  83. Fed extends interest-rate pause (Reuters)
  84. Fed seen holding rates steady despite worries (Reuters)
  85. Thai military coup rattles markets (AP)
  86. US economy follows Fed's script for slowdown (AFP)
  87. Chase Throws Out Information Pertaining to 2.6 Million Circuit City Credit Card Holders
  88. Managing College Loan Debt – Bankruptcy is Not the Answer
  89. Brazil economy to benefit from election (AP)
  90. Housing starts tumble, core producer prices dip (Reuters)
  91. August housing starts fell 6.0 percent (Reuters)
  92. Wholesale prices rise modestly in August (AP)
  93. West Virginia Attorney General's Office Announces Settlement With Credit Counseling Agency
  94. Current account gap widens (Reuters)
  95. Trade deficit is 2nd highest ever (AP)
  96. Paulson, on eve of China visit, sees no quick fix (Reuters)
  97. Be Wary When Choosing a Credit Counseling Agency
  98. Jump ship or pink slip for some realtors (Reuters)
  99. Wisconsin Voter Registration Law Puts Voters at Risk for ID Theft – An ACCESS Fraud Alert
  100. California jobless rate rises to 4.9 percent (Reuters)
  101. Inflation pressures moderate in August (AP)
  102. Industrial output fell 0.1 percent (Reuters)
  103. CPI, core prices up as expected (Reuters)
  104. Do Credit Card Balance Transfers Hurt Your Credit Score?
  105. Identity Theft and College – What Parents and Students Need to Know
  106. Lawmakers question U.S. bank capital rule (Reuters)
  107. Retail sales, import prices stronger (Reuters)
  108. Retail sales slow, jobless claims drop (AP)
  109. Jobless claims dip unexpectedly last week (Reuters)
  110. Fraudulent Credit Repair Companies Make Promises They Can't Keep
  111. IMF: Housing market may slow US economy (AP)
  112. CFOs see softer US conditions, possible recession: survey (AFP)
  113. Treasury: Federal deficit down 14.1 pct. (AP)
  114. Credit Card Offers After Bankruptcy
  115. Credit Blues Don’t Affect Equifax
  116. Yellen says Fed acting with credibility intact (Reuters)
  117. Yellen says U.S. housing slowing roughly as expected (Reuters)
  118. Chain store sales rise in latest week: Redbook (Reuters)
  119. IMF chief highlights potential global impact of US housing slowdown (AFP)
  120. Trade deficit hits $68B record in July (AP)
  121. Pension Law Changes Rules for Credit Counseling
  122. Fed confident in growth, reticent on inflation (Reuters)
  123. Fed's Poole sees strong economy, wary of inflation (Reuters)
  124. US economy cooling, but no recession seen: NABE (AFP)
  125. GDP growth seen subdued in 2nd half: survey (Reuters)
  126. Japan revises economic growth upward (AP)
  127. How Important Is Your Credit Score?
  128. Finance head says economic outlook murky (AP)
  129. Consumer borrowing slows in July (AP)
  130. Risks of economic downturn rise: IMF's Rato (Reuters)
  131. Consumer borrowing slows in July (AP)
  132. Fed study shows 2005 jump in non-prime mortgages (Reuters)
  133. Tanigaki mum on topic of forex talks at G7 (Reuters)
  134. Tokyo stocks edge down on US worries (FT.com)
  135. Colleges Limit Credit Card Payments
  136. TSA Proves It Can't Even Protect Its Own Employee Data!
  137. Jobless claims fall, wholesale inventories rise (Reuters)
  138. U.S. realtors see temporary decline in home prices (Reuters)
  139. Jobless claims fall by most in 7 weeks (AP)
  140. Jobless claims fell 9,000 last week (Reuters)
  141. Don't Get Scammed By Debt Collectors Claiming to Be Collecting for the IRS
  142. Identity Theft from Prison
  143. Euro rebounds on Fed report; Blair row hits pound (AFP)
  144. Fed sees mixed picture for US economy: Beige Book (AFP)
  145. Productivity slows, wages post increase (AP)
  146. US productivity revised a shade higher (AFP)
  147. Productivity gain revised up to 1.6 pct (Reuters)
  148. Bankruptcy Filings Fall Again
  149. Fed's Poole says inflation is under wraps: radio (Reuters)
  150. G7 growth puts eurozone, US on rate alert: OECD (AFP)
  151. Fed may have to hike, ECB should do so: OECD (Reuters)
  152. China tightens land use rules (AP)
  153. Bankruptcy Reform Gave Creditors Too Much?
  154. US economy brightens, but skeptics remain (AFP)
  155. Can't rule out China hard landing: Bernanke (Reuters)
  156. Predatory Payday Lenders Impacting War Effort & Getting Government’s Attention
  157. Property decline offsets US jobless fall (FT.com)
  158. Data point to cooler growth, steady rates (Reuters)
  159. Putting My Money Where My Mouth Is
  160. Credit Card Issuers Cutting Back On Rebates For Gas Purchases
  161. Cutting Your Summer Cooling Bill
  162. Healthy rise in July consumer spending (AP)
  163. Number of Households Below Poverty Line Stops Growing - Number of People with Health Insurance Falls
  164. Consumer spending up 0.8 percent in July (AP)
  165. Treasuries rise after Bernanke speech (FT.com)
  166. Fed officials upbeat on noninflationary prospects (Reuters)
  167. European stocks slip in early trade (AFP)
  168. Economy to weather housing storm: Fed officials (Reuters)
  169. GDP growth revised up, inflation slower (Reuters)
  170. Fed's Lacker: Inflation risks becoming entrenched (Reuters)
  171. Debtors on Borrowed Time
  172. E-Mail Credit Repair Offers Are Too Good To Be True
  173. Veteran’s Administration Engineering Its Next Big Data Breach
  174. Consumers gloomy, Fed minutes show less gloom (Reuters)
  175. Fed minutes: Pause less risky than more tightening (Reuters)
  176. Fed can't let inflation build up steam: Fisher (Reuters)
  177. Investor optimism falls in August (Reuters)
  178. US economy risks recession from 100-dollar oil: poll (AFP)
  179. Horizon turns gloomier for bumpy US economy (AFP)
  180. Global economic braintrust divided on Fed policy (Reuters)
  181. Fed helped fuel own inflation headache: Hubbard (Reuters)
  182. IRS To Use Collection Agencies
  183. Market Overview: Evidence of US slowdown weighs on equities (FT.com)
  184. Bernanke says globalization benefits face threats (Reuters)
  185. What's NOT In Your Credit Report?
  186. AT&T Broadband Customers May Want to Change Companies to Protect Their Privacy
  187. New home sales drop 4.3 percent in July (AP)
  188. US July home sales, durable goods orders fall (Reuters)
  189. Vice, necessity stocks pick up in housing slowdown (Reuters)
  190. Data points to slowing economy (Reuters)
  191. IRS Plan to Use Private Debt Collectors Is Moving Forward
  192. Existing home sales off 4.1 pct. in July (AP)
  193. Tokyo stocks drop on fears of US slowdown (FT.com)
  194. Existing home sales off 4.1 pct. in July (AP)
  195. Dollar strengthens after housing data (AFP)
  196. Market Overview: Surprisingly weak US housing figures hit equities and bonds (FT.com)
  197. More and More Consumers Are Suing Credit Bureaus
  198. California to raise minimum wage to highest in US (Reuters)
  199. Fed speakers give mixed signals on policy outlook (Reuters)
  200. Treasury Secretary to visit China: official (Reuters)
  201. Guynn: Fed has learned from 1970s inflation (Reuters)
  202. Avoiding Credit Card Pitfalls
  203. Bill Which Would Have Outlawed Universal Default Clause Is Vetoed
  204. California Department of Mental Health Loses Employee Data – An ACCESS Fraud Alert
  205. Two Court Rulings May Help Consumers When Fighting CRA Abuses
  206. A Victim’s Story
  207. Treasury rates fall in weekly auction (AP)
  208. China's aging population to slow economy: report (Reuters)
  209. Section of the New Bankruptcy Law Declared Unconstitutional
  210. Tips On Avoiding Credit Card Debt
  211. Be Wary of Illegitimate Credit Counseling Agencies
  212. Consumer sentiment falls (Reuters)
  213. Bush says ahead of goal for cutting deficit (Reuters)
  214. Energy, health costs mask strong US economy: Paulson (Reuters)
  215. Two Court Rulings May Help Consumers When Fighting CRA Abuses
  216. A Victim?s Story
  217. Geico Fined
  218. The Vantage Score - Hope or Hype
  219. This Is A Tragedy!
  220. Man held in death of JonBenet Ramsey
  221. David Copperfield says he's found Fountain of Youth
  222. Dell Battery Recall
  223. Closing cost comparison: N.Y. most expensive again
  224. Interesting; Credit Cards that hurt your credit score