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FINANCIAL
NEWS AND ADVICE
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Should You Pay a Vet Bill With a Credit Card?
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For people with a warm spot in their hearts for their pets, it’s easy to see how costs can soar: When your pet needs care or gets sick, there’s nothing you want more than to find a cure. Just when you think your finances are in flawlessly logical order, one look at your sick beloved... Read More
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Can I Use One Loan to Pay Off Another?
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Many of us have been there. Just when debt payments seem to storm down on you in an insurmountable way, you receive an offer for a lower interest loan or credit card. Sometimes the offer comes with 0% interest for a certain period of time. Sometimes, the line of credit extended is enormous. At least... Read More
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Should I Pay Extra on My Student Loans?
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When you start repaying a student loan, it’s a bit of a buzzkill to see a large chunk of money come out of your bank account. Month after month, you kiss that $350 goodbye (or whatever your regular payment is), trying not to think about everything else you could’ve used it for. Eventually, you get... Read More
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6 Things to Do If Your Credit Card Balances Are Creeping Up
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About half of all Americans use their credit cards strictly as a method of payment, avoiding interest charges by paying each statement balance in full. The other half will frequently (or always) carry a balance on their credit cards. And while most credit card users will tell themselves that they have their debt under control,... Read More
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When Is an Employer Allowed to Take Money Out of Your Check?
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If you’ve ever received a paycheck, you know there are plenty of deductions that come out of your overall pay: income taxes, Social Security, health insurance premiums, retirement savings and any other amounts you might’ve authorized like automatic savings or union dues. Of course, you could also have amounts from legal garnishments taken out as... Read More
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