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Local Financial Stories Archive

November, 2009

11/02

Demand For Thanksgiving Meals Reaches All Time High
The requests for help have at least tripled.

Will You Ever Get Your Auto Bailout Tax Dollars Back?
A new government report says you shouldn't hold your breath.

Senate Close To Extending Unemployment Benefits
Legislation cleared procedural hurdle Monday, setting up a vote to pass the bill later in the week.

11/03

Recipe Finders Help You Save Money and Food
There are simple new ways to make use of what you have and turn it into something you just might want to eat

More Need Stresses Brighton Center
Demand for food is "overwhelming."

Mixed News For Nation's Automakers
While GM and Ford see October sales rise over the same month last year, Chrysler reports a major slide.

New Jobs Coming To Butler & Warren Counties
Intelligrated has announced it has big plans for growth..

11/04

Could You Get Paid Sick Days For H1N1?
If you're sick and worried about staying home because you don't have paid sick leave, help may be on the way.

Where Will You Gamble?
If you’re a gambler, where will you put your money down?

How Much Will Levies Increase Your Taxes?
John Matarese looks into how much your property tax may go up next year, due to passage of Cincinnati-area levies Tuesday night

Senate Acts To Extend Aid For Jobless, Homebuyers
Senate votes to give jobless up to 20 weeks of additional unemployment benefits & expand tax credit program for homebuyers.

Be Wary Of Rideshare Offers
Carpooling might save money, but what risks are you taking by getting into a car with a stranger?

11/05

$200M Investment Keeps 7,400 GE Jobs In Tri-State
The University of Cincinnati will partner with General Electric for a new Aerospace Propulsion Research Center at the Evendale complex.

Congress Votes To Aid Homebuyers, Jobless
Under the measure, the $8,000 tax credit for first-time homebuyers would be extended for seven months.

Thousands Of Butler Co. Residents To Get Tax Reduction
Butler County Auditor Roger Reynolds said most people are paying taxes on more than their house is worth.

Food For Fines Program Gets Canned
Springdale can't afford it this year.

Indiana Schools Warned Of Funding Cuts
The state's superintendent says fiscal woes are threatening school budgets.

Is Your Car's Spare Tire Old and Dangerous?
John Matarese shows the risk of using a spare tire... and how to know the exact age of your tires

GE Keeps Its Engines Revving
GE Aviation to upgrade facilities to stay in Evendale

11/06

Jobless Rate Tops 10% For First Time Since '83
Nearly 16 million people can't find jobs and employers cut a net total of 190,000 jobs last month, the Labor Department says.

Stock Futures Drop After Unemployment Rate Jumps
Stock futures are falling after the government says more jobs were lost in October than expected, pushing the unemployment rate above 10 percent.

Scrumptious Recipes Using Leftover Turkey
Cook up for leftover Thanksgiving bird with these recipes from the Oriental Wok.

Do Outlets Really Save Money?
John Matarese has a consumer investigation into whether outlet stores really offer savings these days compared with malls and discount stores

More People Asking & Receiving Foreclosure Help
More people are asking for help, and in return, their homes are staying off the auction block.

Analysis: 10% Jobless Is Obama's New World
The President is now dealing with a brand new reality.



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