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When will housing prices stop falling?
Last week's news that housing prices have fallen for the 12th consecutive month has many readers wondering when prices are going start going back up again. And just what will it take to turn them around? Answer Desk, by MSNBC.com's John W. Schoen. FULL STORY
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When will housing prices stop falling?
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Will housing mess drag down economy?
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IRS told to pursue government tax delinquents
IRS criticized for eliminating telefile program
Woman suing IRS for sex-change deduction
Charges dismissed in major tax fraud case
IRS: Don’t fall for investigation e-mail scam
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Spam nuisance spreads to text messaging
Toy recall mess leaves parents frustrated
That e-mail from the IRS? It’s not from the IRS
Recalled toys find second life on eBay
BBB warns students of scholarship scams
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Is there really a retirement savings crisis?
Boomers aren’t saving enough for retirement
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Boomers put off retiring
Boomers going bankrupt at faster rate
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Home items you should save or spend on
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The dirty secret of campus credit cards
Schools that get money from credit card companies through affinity contracts or other marketing agreements face intractable problems, in which the school's financial interests are in direct conflict with those of students and alumni.
College students majoring in credit-card debt
Grad students charging school expenses more
Will student loan reforms cut costs?
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