Personal Saving
WASHINGTON - Wild gyrations on Wall Street have made U.S investors leery of buying individual stocks and skeptical that the market is a fair place to park their money.
NEW YORK - Americans want to be close to their cash.
WASHINGTON - Consumer borrowing fell in June for a fifth straight month as households keep cutting back on credit card use.
NEW YORK - Starting a business can be expensive, as people find when they become entrepreneurs after losing their jobs.
Bank of America is rolling out a new "eBanking" account early next month that will charge an $8.95 monthly fee if customers want paper statements or access to tellers for routine statements.
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- FDIC: Poor, minorities struggle to access banks
- Americans save more but earn less as rates fall
