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Bankruptcy filings by American consumers increased nearly a third in 2008, according to a new report.

Big jump in Spanish unemployment US consumer confidence plummets US consumer confidence crumbling Treasury prices jump EU attacks ‘Buy American’ clause US Senate eases ‘trade war’ bill Off key: Lift music firm Muzak files for bankruptcy Citi backs mortgage relief plan Nortel in bankruptcy protection S Korea cuts rates as woes deepen A solid fund for a shaky market US consumers cut their spending Sharp decline in US retail sales Unemployment data hits oil price Christmas sales in US disappoint Oil falls further as demand slows Hertz says over 4,000 jobs to go Oil prices drop as US stocks rise Wine and spirits firm bucks trend UK oil explorers in Ugandan find Warning of cities’ recession risk Dire warning over 2009 UK job cuts Oil demand to fall again in 2009 Mutual fund assets fall nearly 3% in November Steep sales drop for US carmakers Steep sales drop for US carmakers European gas supplies disrupted Lloyds shares tumble after update Fed OKs credit card crackdown Credit card crackdown coming soon A stock to stomach tough times Bonds slightly lower in thin trading Two retail stocks for a recession Bonds rise on jobs report US retail sales unexpectedly rise Tax tips for the unemployed Millionaires? Try $700,000-aires Bonds edge higher on job woes Bond prices rally as GDP slows Bonds slide: Eyes on auctions Bonds steady after new year’s slide The new rules of car buying High jump in the markets in the U.S. with substantial growth Washington: How to help retirees How bad (really) is 8% unemployment? Intelligent investor’s guide to spirits Best places to retire 2008 Is it all over for stocks? Buying stocks on borrowed money 401(k) losses? Get your money back

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