AEROJET ROCKETDYNE REFINANCES DEBT.

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Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings Inc., the aerospace company that is one of the Sacramento area’s largest employers, said Monday that it will refinance its long-term debt, gaining financial flexibility and saving about $20 million a year in future interest payments. Aerojet’s

IT’S 1995 AGAIN for Dollar Traders Bracing for Trade War Trouble.

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Back in 1995, an international trade dispute between the U.S. and Japan helped drive a 25 percent plunge in the dollar versus the yen. Now, with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump heading into the November presidential election pledging to reshape

DOW JUMPS 130 POINTS ON EASING BREXIT FEARS

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Wall Street’s Brexit headache just got a dose of relief. Will it last?   The Dow soared as many as 271 points on Monday before closing with a gain of 130 points. The advance was fueled by a series of

STOCKS HAVEN’T BEEN THIS EXPENSIVE IN 7 YEARS.

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Bargain-shopping for stocks is pretty tough these days. The good news is that the recent dramatic comeback on Wall Street has erased painful losses in your portfolio. The bad news is there are growing questions about how long the rally

YEARLY CONVERTIBLE TERM

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Affordability is key. Yearly Convertible Term is temporary life insurance protection at an affordable initial premium. This type of policy is renewable each year, which means you may renew the policy annually (until the expiry age which varies by state)

PAYING OFF STUDENT LOANS WITHOUT SACRIFICING YOUR LONG-TERM FINANCIAL HEALTH

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You don’t need us to tell you how the cost of getting a college education has gone through the roof. According to the College Board’s “Trends in College Pricing 2013” report, the average tuition and fees totaled $22,203 and $30,094

INTEREST RATES IN AMERICA. BUCKLE UP!

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Since interest rates hit rock-bottom in 2009, the Federal Reserve has repeatedly made optimistic forecasts about when they would start rising, only to delay the big day again and again. If the Fed has been a bullish coach, the markets

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