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the average american owes credit card companys $8300 at a charles schwab event for the federal reserve's money smart week-- people are learning how to reduce their debt and create a budget plan that will let them get some sleep at night. not being able to maintian a monthly budget is one of the reasons paula c johnson--who owns a hair salon-- is here for help with her money matters. "i have been in business for 30 years and because of the economy many of my clients have been laid off or losing their jobs so it has effected my business as they do their own hair." melvin keys is concerned about his children's future. "i have a retirement program started but as far as savings for college, that's probably my most pressing need." if there is a way to sneak in a nat sound pop of him talking for 1 sec, that would be fantastic. ryan lee of charles schwab, consults people such as johnson and keys on how to pay down debt and start a rainy day fund. he says a big step is paying more than the minmum on the credit card balance-- "especially in the current economy you've seen credit card rates jump up

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. >> tom: it looks like exchange traded funds are a hit for charles schwab. its e.t.f. assets under management just passed the $1 billion mark after launching only five months ago. the jump in e.t.f. assets were helped by schwab's recent offer of free trades on some of those funds, matching offers from rivals. e.t.f.s were once almost exclusively held by pension funds, hedge funds, and other professional investors, but they've gained acceptance with many financial planners in the past decade. >> susie: the clock is ticking; the deadline for filing your federal income taxes is this thursday, april 15. with just three days to go, we're here to help. our tax guru kevin mccormally has his tax tips every night until the deadline. he's editorial director at kiplinger's personal finance. tonight, kevin takes on the i.r.a. do-over. >> i've been hearing from viewers who followed some of my advice last year, and feel i steered them wrong. at issue are roth i.r.a. conversions made in 2008 that lost a lot of money. i pointed out that you had until october 15, 2009, to declare a do-

brokerage firm charles schwab will pay $200 million to settle a federal class-action lawsuit. it was filed by investors who say the brokerage misled them about the safety of mortgage backed securities. the schwab fund at the center of the litigation shrank in value from nearly $14 billion in 2007 to less than a billion dollars in early 2008. the firm didn't admit any wrongdoing, but says the settlement essentially wipes out its first quarter profit of $119 million. >> tom: some new rules today about how uncle sam will scrutinize proposed mergers of rival businesses. the justice department and the federal trade commission say the guidelines give companies a better idea of exactly what they're looking for when it comes to competition. but critics say the proposals could make it easier for those regulators to block proposed deals. the new rules are open for public comment for the next 30 days. >> susie: and finally tonight, a pat on the back for our team. for a record tenth consecutive year, "nightly business report" took home multiple honors at the 43rd annual worldfest-houston

and i also want to say how pleased i am to be here with ambassador schwab, susan schwab, who has done such -- headed up this school, then went to the administration, and she and i worked very closely together on behalf of a better trading relationship with the rest of the world to opening up trade, to making sure as president obama is saying if we're going to grow our economy, one way we'll grow it is by trade. and i want to thank her for her leadership. i'm also honored to be here with my friend, david walker and bob bixby and bill novelli, all of whom i've worked closely with through the years on various different aspects of the subjects we're going to discuss today. and now i haven't worked as closely with mr. biggs who just got in, andrew, but maybe we'll do that in the future. don kettl, thank you for your leadership. this is not a town meeting. if it were a town meeting, every seat here would be filled. indeed, when i held a town meeting on health care, there were 1500 people in the auditorium. and the subject we were discussing was not as important as the subject we're discussi

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tdd# 1-800-345-2550 (announcer) at charles schwab, investors rule.down yesterday in new york with a dozen of the top wall street ceos and bank presidents. even though the meeting itself was a disappointment, the restaurant where it was held unbelievable. i'm being deadly serious. the best steak i have ever had in my life. now, when the bill came, i was seated near the head of the table so i got a peek at it. 12 people and i'm not going to tell you how much it was but it was mind blowing. $85,000. >> very good. >> welcome to "morning joe." it's the top of the hour. >> oh, my gosh, it is the top of the hour. >> erin burnett here, international superstar, she jets across the world. she goes into countries, comes out. their economies collapse. she just keeps moving and never stops. she's on "meet the press" yesterday, this morning "morning jo joe"". david remnick said he only wants to talk about the yankees at the white house. >> no, we're not doing that. >> why? >> i like the red sox. they go to the white house, we'll talk. >> you too? >> oh, yes. i lov

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tdd# 1-800-345-2550 at charles schwab... tdd# 1-800-345-2550 investors rule.-345-2550 are you ready to rule? >>> crude oil prices surging over the last couple months closing down. will the rally continue as we get into the summer driving season now just six weeks away? joining us today is joe petrowski. this should not be a surprise, right? is any part of it surprising to you? >> yes. it is surprising to the duration and extent prices have gone. we're a dollar a gallon higher than we were a year ago. given the fact that stocks are at a 17-year high in the refine market, it's surprising in its duration. >> all of the metrics that should argue for lower prices are there, right? we have a stronger dollar. we have inventories at a ten-month high. is this about money flows? is this about oil that was unnaturally depressed earlier? what's going on? >> it's money flows. look at the open interest in the nimax contract. we're almost on crude within 75 million barrels of where we were in may of '08 before we did the final blowout move 247 and gasoline open interest on t

this draws on a recent op-ed from charles schwab in the"wall street journal." says persistently low interest rates damage the seniors living on fixed income. what are your thoughts? >> i think that observation is correct that low interest rates are not attractive to savers. there is a consequence of that. the federal reserve has to set monetary policy to what is best to achieve its twin objectives of full employment and price stability. our view right now is that the federal funds rate needs to be exceptionally low for per extendediod to contribute to financial conditions to support economic collectivity. we're not getting the job growth that we need right now. would like to see employment gain more substantially than what we have got. that tells us that monetary policy needs to be an easy setting to stimulate the economy and stimulate employment growth. that has to be our first priority. >> thank you very much. [applause] thank you very much, bill. our affection for you is inestimable put h. [applause] you. before we adjourn for the balance of lunch, i will re

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tdd# 1-800-345-2550 (announcer) at charles schwab, investors rule.> i think the reason you got it right, and i don't want to take all of the credit for this, is that you know absolutely leaning in the direction of which i hinted at very strongly which is it's more country. >> no! >> not even close. >> that is not even close. >> that's what i can hear. i can hear that country -- ♪ let it be ♪ let it be >> yeah, kara. >> some r&b -- >> that's a -- >> larry: all right, simon. is it a dilemma when you can't stand -- i don't want to say can't stand -- you don't think someone is very good and the audience is going berserk? >> i don't care anymore. i'm so used to that. i hear something completely different. >> larry: do you say to yourself, maybe i'm wrong? >> no. >> larry, larry, come on. >> definitely not. definitely not. >> wrong -- >> he doesn't know what the words mean. >> somebody can go up there and whistle and the audience will go mental. just one of those things. >> larry: have there been times when the audience has been kind of warm and you loved

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florida a modest hit, and stifel no hit at all, and piper jaffray, and down, and obviously charles schwab the broker down, and on the almost eve of goldman's earnings, and citigroup called it a black eye, but not a life threatening event. they point out with the fact that the government went with the civil charges as opposed to criminal charges as evidence that they had insufficient evidence to go with criminal case. and oppenheim ser ter is the ob official downgrade, because they said it would be good if goldman sachs gets charge and they are curious with many people not only with the timing of the charges, but they also say that the s.e.c.'s agenda looks a little bit and smells a little bit like it is driven by public sentiment. ubs says that the uninvestable label is back and potential for more lawsuits and shareholder lawsuits ash and the new york attorney, and the loss of banks or pension funds and momentum for the regulatory debate in high gear right now, and they point to the increased public ire. so bad day all around for markets, and especially gs, goldman sachs. >> yes, you can

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