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Article: Financial Planning Briefs.(The United States Treasury has begun selling 30-year Treasury to help fund a Federal budget deficit)(H.D. Vest Advisory Services Inc.issued an invitation to attend conferences)(Wolters Kluwer N.V.financial services businesses to join a new brand name)
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- The Practical Accountant
- Article date:
- April 1, 2006
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30-YEAR BONDS BACK
The U.S. Treasury has begun selling 30-year Treasury bonds for the first time in four years to help fund a Federal budget deficit. The 4.53 percent yield is the lowest rate the U.S. has ever paid on a debt of this maturity.
OPEN REGISTRATION TO CONFERENCE
H.D. Vest Financial Services has issued an open invitation to tax professionals to attend its 20th annual Vest Fest conference in St. Louis, beginning May 31, 2006. "I would personally like to invite any tax professional who is interested in adding financial planning to their practice to come to our Vest Fest conference to find out what H.D. Vest is all about," says Roger ...