Standard & Poor's announced the debut
of an Internet-based personal investment service, dubbed S&P Personal Wealth. The service features personalized investment recommendations; buy, sell, and hold
alerts; live market commentary; and in-depth analysis and research. The company says its service is aimed at both novice and experienced investors. Charter advertisers include Charles Schwab, The Vanguard Group, and Business Week. After a free 30-day trial, subscriptions cost $9.95 per month, but some content will remain free to all visitors.
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