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More Articles from Personal Finance Information: MORE RESOURCES: Site: Yahoo! News Search Results for personal finance Personal finance fell 1.8% in September (BigPond News) According to the ABS, total personal finance commitments fell 1.8% in September. Personal finance commitments fall 1.8% (Brisbane Times) Total personal finance commitments fell 1.8 per cent in September, seasonally adjusted, to $7.016 billion, from $7.146 billion in August, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said today. Personal finance fell 1.8% in September (Brisbane Times) Total personal finance commitments fell 1.8% in September, seasonally adjusted, to $7.016 billion, from $7.146 billion in August, the ABS said. Australia: personal loans fall, commercial finance rises (The Forex Market) Australian Lending finance: Total personal finance commitments fell 1.8% in September s/adj, to $7 Bln from $7.14 Bln. Total commercialfinance rose 8% to $31.57 Bln. Personal Finance Daily: Looking beyond investment-marketing gimmicks (Market Watch) Only when target-date funds collapsed like a house of cards last year (along with everything else) did savers question whether they were more marketing gimmick than serious tool. Value of personal loans falls (Perth Now) TOTAL personal finance commitments fell 1.8 per cent in September, seasonally adjusted, to $7 billion, from $7.14 billion in August, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said. Personal Finance Daily: Big job losses have no small solution (Market Watch) The number of small businesses planning to cut jobs in the next three months is nearly double that of the number planning to add jobs. Personal Finance Daily: The week's 10 best Personal Finance stories (Market Watch) In case you missed them, here are the top 10 Personal Finance stories from MarketWatch for the week of Nov. 2-6: Commerical finance rises sharply (Herald Sun) THE amount of finance lent to the commercial sector rose sharply in September from the previous month, official figures show. Personal Finance Daily: Less junk mail? That's cause for celebration (Market Watch) If you've ever broken a document shredder, like I have, trying to safely dispose of what seems like a million credit-card offers, then you'll agree this is good news: Credit-card issuers are cutting back on their mailings to consumers. Site: personal finance - Google News GETTING PERSONAL: Even The Wealthy Can't Attract Credit - Wall Street Journal
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