Savings I-Bonds March 2010 CPI Update: 1.54% Variable Rate
Updated: 2010-04-30 07:35:02
New inflation numbers for March 2010 were announced today, so it's time for the usual semi-annual update and rate predictions.
New Inflation Rate
September 2009 CPI-U was 215.969. March 2010 CPI-U was 217.631, for a semi-annual increase of 0.77%. Using the official formula, the variable interest rate for the ...

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Few countries were hit as hard by the global financial crisis as Japan. But despite its troubles, Japan has recovered faster from the financial crisis than most other nations -- including the US.
One upside to The Great Recession has been a notable shift in how most people view their finances. While just a few years ago it was OK to support an otherwise unaffordable lifestyle with credit cards and home equity loans, these days Americans are more determined than ever to live within their means. In fact, according to data collected from Mint.com's 2.5 million users, American consumers are actively slashing their debt and refilling their savings tanks.
The nationwide unemployment rate has hovered around 10% throughout 2010: a pretty straighforward sign that the job outlook is poorer now than it was before the recession began. Unfortunately, that rate does not tell us much more. In a country of fifty states and over 300 million people, unemployment is bound to be more prevalent in some areas and professions than in others.
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