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Why Choose a Credit Union? What do they have going for them that banks don’t? Why do people choose a credit union over a bank? It isn’t just a matter of one’s profession or union encouraging the choice – though that certainly plays a role. People like credit unions for other compelling reasons. A fundamental [...]
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Does The Best Bank Exist? Everyone would love to know that their money is sitting in the best bank possible. Whether it’s a savings account, checking account, or CD, you want to be assured that your money is being properly cared for, safe, and if at all possible, growing at a great rate. Yet there’s [...]
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Americans bought over $2 trillion worth of stuff on credit last year. Current outstanding debt on credit cards — that’s the “revolving” part that we don’t pay off every month — totals nearly $700 billion, up from just $50 billion in 1980. Three of five American families can’t pay off their credit cards each month. [...]
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When I was kid, I paid $3, a week’s worth of lawn mowing, to see the Alligator Lady at the county fair. “Half reptile and half woman!” the promoter barked. I was hooked. When I got inside, all I could see was her silhouette. “Whaddaya think, electricity is free?” demanded the carny. I coughed up [...]
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1. Opt out of unsolicited credit card offers by calling 888-567-8688 (supported by the consumer credit reporting industry). 2. Get spyware protection for your computer, such as Ad-Aware 3. Don’t return warranty cards for purchased items. Save your receipt — that’s all you need to make a claim. 4. Have all your mail sent to [...]
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