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Turning 30? See This Personal Finance Checklist
Turning 30? See This Personal Finance Checklist
Age milestones are good times to revisit your finances. Make sure you have kept up with the times at age 30.
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Leasing Vs Buying A Car – Questions to Ask
Leasing Vs Buying A Car – Questions to Ask
There are several things to consider when you are trying to decide whether to buy or lease a car.
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Why the Rich Use Credit Cards and Keep Their Cash in the Bank
Why the Rich Use Credit Cards and Keep Their Cash in the Bank
Here are four reasons the affluent turn to plastic for their regular spending.
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Coverdell Education Savings Account
Coverdell Education Savings Account
Education savings accounts are a tax-advantaged way to save for college expenses. Learn how they can help take some of the sting out of today's tuition costs.
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aboutmoneyrates
About MoneyRates. You’re ready to make the most of your money. Good financial decisions require accurate, timely information. That’s why MoneyRates is designed to help you: Stay informed about the latest rates for savings accounts, CDs, and money market accounts Research and understand the options available to you Learn more about how to make the…
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Best Banks for Those Who Can’t Get A Bank Account
Best Banks for Those Who Can’t Get A Bank Account
Using cash for all your transactions isn't practical or safe. That's why it's best to get a bank account with a debit card. Problem is, some people can't qualify for an account at many banks. And many can't afford the various fees charged. So what's the best bank account for you? Probably an entry-level online or mobile bank account.
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How Do Taxes on CD Interest Work? Learn How to Save Taxes on CDs
How Do Taxes on CD Interest Work? Learn How to Save Taxes on CDs
CDs are safe instruments for earning interest, but their tax treatment can create a cash crunch. Here's how to plan ahead so you aren't caught short of money at tax time.
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One Bank or Multiple Banks: Which Is Better?
One Bank or Multiple Banks: Which Is Better?
Should all your accounts be at one bank, or should you be splitting them up? There are advantages to each approach, and the right answer for you may depend on the total size of your deposits.
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Debt Forgiveness: What If You Owe the IRS at Tax Time?
Debt Forgiveness: What If You Owe the IRS at Tax Time?
If you’re overwhelmed with debt, debt forgiveness may be an option. While it may seem like the ideal way to get out of debt, there are some pitfalls to this strategy. As long as you understand what debt forgiveness is and how it works, you can make an informed decision for your unique situation and…
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5 Signs Your Teen Is Ready to Handle Credit
5 Signs Your Teen Is Ready to Handle Credit
A teen's first piece of plastic can lead to learning -- or disaster. Here are some indicators that your teen is ready to handle credit responsibly.
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