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Library of Congress Federal Credit Union

When it comes to investment advice, our recommendations are as individual as you.

At Library of Congress FCU, you can meet with a Financial Advisor who can recommend a mix of quality investment options, such as mutual funds, IRAs and fixed and variable annuities, based on your unique situation.

Todd Holden is the Financial Advisor at Library of Congress FCU. He is skilled at tailoring recommendations to meet your risk tolerance and investment goals. Todd can also offer long-term care and life insurance to protect you and your loved ones.

Schedule an appointment today!

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New Year: Check and (Re)balance

Even if people have become jaded about making new year's resolutions, it shouldn't stop them from doing what they need to do to accomplish their financial goals.

HOT TOPIC: Investors Flock to Bond Funds, But What Happens When Rates Rise?

Investors are on track to invest 11 times more money in bond funds in 2009 than they will invest in stock funds. This is not surprising, considering the market volatility in 2008, but are these investors operating on false assumptions about the capabilities of bond funds?

Making Moves to the Money Market

Money market funds are mutual funds that invest solely in cash-equivalent assets that are categorized as low-risk, low-return investments.

Hot Topic: Historic Stimulus Strives to Spur Economy

In an attempt to address the nation's ongoing economic challenges, Congress has passed and the president has signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. The $787 billion package is remarkable not only in its scale and scope but in the speed of its passage as well.

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Market Watch

February 08, 2010 @ 07:09 PM

Dow Jones Industrials	9,908.39	- 103.84
Nasdaq Composite	2,126.05	- 15.07
S&P 500	1,056.74	- 9.45
NYSE Composite	6,713.87	- 68.88

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Securities offered through Securities America, Inc., a Registered Broker/Dealer, Member FINRA/SIPC, and Financial Planning and Advisory Services offered through Securities America Advisors, Inc., an SEC Registered Investment Advisory Firm, R. Todd Holden, Representative. Library of Congress Federal Credit Union and the Securities America companies are separate entities.

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