The Small Business Administration provides loans to new and growing businesses by making funds available to nonprofit intermediaries which, in turn,...
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Criminals are very creative in the methods they use to commit crimes. Unfortunately, what often makes it possible is our willingness to trust another...
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On May 27, 2009, President Obama signed into law the Credit Card Act of 2009 which remedies many of the practices that have reaped millions for credit...
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Getting married means, among other things, setting up a household. You buy furniture, a car, and maybe even a home. It’s a process that usually...
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In my last article I talked about credit repair scams and how to spot them. Now, let’s talk about how you can find a legitimate credit counselor...
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There’s a number that follows you during your adult life. No, it’s not your Social Security number, although that’s important....
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For over a year now, the IRS has been warning people about a type of email known phishing (as in fishing for your data.) The phishing email claims to...
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Open bills promptly and reconcile accounts monthly, just as you would your checking account. The sooner you find and report problems, the more likely...
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Cut up old cards—cutting through the account number—before disposing of them. Even though the card has expired, the account has not. Keep...
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