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Test Your Tax IQ Before The Presidential Election

September 26, 2016

With the November election approaching, now is a good time to evaluate the candidates’ positions on taxes. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

7 Common Personal Loans — And Options For When You Can’t Qualify

September 19, 2016

Here are seven unsecured personal loan types for you to consider by checking out the advantages, disadvantages and typical terms and rates. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

An NFL Player Was Too Generous With His Family — And It Cost Him

September 12, 2016

Over the course of his 10-year NFL career, Phillip Buchanon earned $20 million. But just two years after his retirement, he was “at least half a million dollars in the hole” from bad investments, excessive generosity with family and poor money management skills. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Bank Hackers Are Targeting Smartphones

September 5, 2016

The growing proliferation of smartphone banking is attracting hackers and scam artists who are stealing account information, and, in some cases, draining a person's funds. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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Test Your Tax IQ Before The Presidential Election

7 Common Personal Loans — And Options For When You Can’t Qualify

An NFL Player Was Too Generous With His Family — And It Cost Him

Bank Hackers Are Targeting Smartphones

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