World economy under stress at IMF World Bank meetings
World finance officials gather in Washington amid war, terrorism, and a spreading virus threat. The Bush administration seeks Iraq rebuilding money while global growth forecasts are cut. IMF and World Bank ministers, led by John Snow and Alan Greenspan, aim to prevent a recession amid high security and market jitters.
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How much life insurance do parents need
Advice for new parents on determining life insurance needs. Evaluate current and future expenses, including mortgage, childcare, and education costs. Compute required survivor income, subtract assets, and consider only term policies with solid financial backing. Use 6-7x income as a rough target and tailor to circumstances.
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Airline service improves for second year despite security delays
A study by Wichita State University and partners finds major airlines improved last year in on time performance mishandled baggage and customer complaints as travel demand fell after 2000. United US Airways and Southwest show gains with Southwest posting lowest complaint rate while Delta’s denied boardings rise.
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