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  1. What Does the 'Debt Ceiling' Mean for Investors?

    Although we're unlikely to face a worst-case scenario on the debt ceiling debate, it's important for investors to understand the potential consequences.

  2. Possible Cliff Compromise Just a First Step

    Even if Congress can expediently pass Monday's compromise on tax rates, big hurdles on entitlements, the debt ceiling, and possible further tax-code revisions await, says Morningstar markets editor Jeremy Glaser.

  3. Troubled Pairings?

    Cliffs plus ceilings, the Fed plus tightening, and Google plus regulators are just some of the pairings that caught investors' interest this week.

  4. Debt Ceiling Debate Adds More Turbulence for Investors

    Investors should prepare to ride through a rough patch as the impending 2013 debt ceiling becomes a bargaining chip in Washington's deficit debate.

  1. Three-Month Suspension of U.S. Debt Ceiling Passed by House

    The U.S. House voted to temporarily suspend the nation's borrowing limit, removing the debt ceiling for now as a tool for seeking deeper spending cuts.

  2. House Debt-Limit Vote Refocuses Republican Appetite for Cuts

    The Republican-led U.S. House plans a vote today to temporarily suspend the nation's borrowing limit, removing the debt ceiling for now as a tool for seeking deeper spending cuts.

  3. House Republicans Plan Vote on Three-Month Debt-Limit Boost

    House Republicans plan to vote Jan. 23 on a three-month extension of U.S. borrowing authority in an effort to force the Democratic-led Senate to adopt a budget plan.

  4. U.S. Fiscal Policy and the Debt Ceiling: A Troubling Scenario

    Raising the debt ceiling is neither inherently good nor bad, but in a slow-growth economy, can we continue to service our growing debt?

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