Personal Finance: Generation Y; huge debt, no savings

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Generation Y's steep financial hurdles: Huge debt, no savings Q: Buying and selling by large investors, like pension plans and hedge funds, can be a huge factor in how a stock's price is set. How can I tell when these big investors are buying or selling? Read past columns: Netflix stock: Boffo box office for this high flier Ford stock: For now, buy the cars, not the stock Qualified dividends: Most are, but don't worry about it Check out the companies before you buy their bonds
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