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The Best Way To Get Money Back When Vacations Don’t Go As Planned

August 14, 2017

Lost luggage? Bumped off your flight? While griping about your vacation mishap may make you feel a little better, how about getting some actual cash back? CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Finance Expert Suzie Orman: Cut Your Kids Off Monetarily As Soon As You Can

August 7, 2017

Kids can quickly become financially dependent upon parents, and the older they get, the harder it is for them to be cut off. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

The High Price Of Ignoring Financial Advice

July 31, 2017

What can start as a move with good intentions can end up causing a lot of financial stress. So why do investors often cut advisers out of consequential decisions? CLICK ON THE HEADLINE TO FIND OUT

Ten Important Things A Non-Finance Person Should Know About Finance

July 24, 2017

There are things everyone should know about finance. For ten of the most important, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE

Medical Debt? Big Changes Are Coming To The Way Credit Agencies Report It

July 17, 2017

The way credit agencies report and evaluate medical debt are in the works that should reduce some of the painful financial consequences of having a health care problem. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Should You Take A Vacation While In Debt?

July 10, 2017

When trying to get out of debt, you may think the last thing you need to do is spend more money on a vacation. But taking a break can be essential to maintaining both your mental and physical health. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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