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13 hours ago ago from The Bonddad Blog
Barron's originally dealt with this back in June: As savings rise and the market rallies, however, a new consumer is emerging, seeking a sensible middle ground between the gross excesses of the mid-2000s and the privations of the past year. He -- and more often, she -- is likely to find it in companies that offer great products, excellent service and outstanding value, which, by the way, doesn't always mean the lowest price. Now the WSJ ...
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23 hours ago ago from Orangeburg Consolidated School District Five
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