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Your Money: McCain vs. Obama

See where the presidential candidates stand on the major economic issues.

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Issue #1: Election 2008

• The candidates and your money
• Issue #1: America's Money

A detailed guide to the economic issues that matter most to voters in the 2008 presidential election.

Compare where Barack Obama and John McCain stand on key campaign issues, including:

· Economic Crisis

· Driving

· Taxing Wealth

· Mortgage Giant Rescue

· Social Security

· Personal Taxes

· Health Care

· Savings

· Budget Deficit

· Wall Street

· Gas Prices

· Energy Security

· Foreclosures

· Mortgage Fraud

· Medicare

· Taxing Business

· Bankruptcy

· Free Trade

· Jobs and Wages

· Small Business

Plus: Updates throughout the campaign with the latest news and developments.

NEXT: Economic Crisis Response

Last updated October 29 2008: 12:15 PM ET

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