Its Online Personal Finance Tool, Coleman Disqualified
Posted by James Breen at 22 April 2008 5:14
Love this article! Those personal finance posts are awesome! Can't wait to see what comes up next!
The synthesis of the idea of personal finance dominated early news:
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — After three years of research and development, MONEYSCHOOL Corporation (www.moneyschool.com) has launched KaChing!, an innovative electronic newsletter with a unique approach to educating young adults about personal finance, money management, and consumer economics. MONEYSCHOOL expects the newsletter to be a popular graduation gift from parents and grandparents to this year's high school and college grads. On April 9, the Associated Press reported the results of a ..other part.
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Sam Coleman was one of 14 declared candidates disqualified by the Missouri Ethics Commission today (via the Post-Dispatch). The candidates were disqualified for not submitting their personal financial disclosure by the April 15th deadline. Coleman, a community activist, was expected to be a strong challenger to replace State Representative Rodney Hubbard, D-58th. Hubbard is termed out and seeking to replace departing State Senator Maida Coleman, D-4th. Coleman had strong support from a number .. full article.
The synthesis of the idea of personal finance dominated early news:
Two months ago we published a table (here) showing active users at the leading online personal finance startups. Below is the table, updated with March traffic and the addition of one more player: Bank of America. The bank, which offer a full-featured online personal finance management solution called My Portfolio powered by Yodlee, has 2.5 million active users, according to BofA exec Marina Moore (note 3). That's an impressive 10% of the bank's online user base, and about 6x the total ..next.
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