KNDO/KNDU Tri-Cities, Yakima, WA | Money/Finance Tips

Low interest rates: where you should and shouldn't invest

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In July, the St. Louis Fed reported that the effective federal funds interest rate was 0.18%. The federal funds rate is considered one of the most important interest rates in the U.S. markets. In fact, the federal funds rate has been near zero since late 2008. There are some investments you'll probably want to avoid, as well as some better choices for where to invest.

Caller ID phone scams hit Yakima

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The Better Business Bureau wants to warn you about suspicious phone calls being made from unknown callers targeting your personal and financial information.

Phone scam circulating Video included

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Neighbors have been getting phone calls from an alleged business asking for their credit and debit card numbers.

Housing scams hitting Craigslist

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Other times people are taking pictures of houses being lived in then posting it online for you to "rent or buy."

Investing in precious metals

Buying precious metals can act as a hedge against economic turmoil.

More credit card rules take effect August 22nd with CARD Act

On Aug. 22, another group of new rules outlined by the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure (CARD) Act will go into effect. Here is what they are.

6 new credit scams to watch out for

One of the best ways to protect your finances is by being aware of the latest financial schemes being perpetrated by con artists. Here are six new credit scams to be on the lookout for.

Should you invest in Build America Bonds?

Here are some pros and cons of the debt securities created by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

Choosing the right credit card for your situation

Here are the most common types of credit cards and some information about who each type is best suited for.

Self employed? 5 steps to scoring a mortgage

Convince lenders that you're a good bet despite your lack of a steady income.

Can't get a raise? Negotiate your benefits

There are many ways your employer can make your job more pleasant, even when money is tight.

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