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What to do with money from stimulus, tax refund
- Between the president’s proposed stimulus package and the average income tax refund, Americans this spring could have some big money-managing decisions on their hands.
New Year’s resolution: Get your credit in shape
- An obvious and popular New Year’s resolution for many people is to get their body in shape, but what about their credit?
Financial planners offer ‘snapshot’ of assets
- John Yackel recently changed jobs and needed to collect his medical records and send them to his doctor when signing up for new life insurance.
Proper investments needed to help counteract inflation
- Even for those who find ways to increase their incomes or control their spending, inflation can creep up and diminish the value of savings over time.
Weakening dollar means U.S. tourists finding European vacations costlier
- It’s going to get more and more expensive for U.S. tourists to travel in Great Britain and many European countries as the dollar slides toward record lows against the euro and the British pound.
- It’s going to get more and more expensive for U.S. tourists to travel in Great Britain and many European countries as the dollar slides toward record lows against the euro and the British pound.
Wealth on the rise in District area, also across the world
- The rich are getting richer throughout the country and the world at large, and the D.C. area is no exception.
TEDCO tops venture capital firms for entrepreneurs, magazine says
- The Maryland Technology Development Corporation received the top ranking among venture capital firms for budding capitalists from Entrepreneur magazine.
Co-signing a loan can be a risky proposition
- Weigh the risks before agreeing to co-sign.
Ace*Comm threatened with NASDAQ delisting
- Arlington-based Ace*Comm, a company that provides support systems for telecommunication services providers, is in danger of being delisted from the NASDAQ stock exchange.
Future of interest rates tied to dwindling dollar
- A U.S. dollar can’t buy much these days.
Commencement marks start of financial independence
- As college students across the region receive their diplomas, there are other documents that will soon become a significant part of their lives — bills.
- As college students across the region receive their diplomas, there are other documents that will soon become a significant part of their lives — bills.
High Street Partners expands into Washington
- High Street Partners Inc., an Annapolis-based consulting firm that provides finance and accounting services, announced the opening of a new office in the D.C. metro area.
Credit scores hold keys to borrowing opportunities
- Think you have good credit? Better check.
