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Balance Transfer Offers Pros and Cons
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Student Loan Repayment Plan Options
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Is This Loan Modification Offer Legitimate or a Scam?
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Student Loan Deferment and Forbearance Explained
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Here Are a Few Incentives to Repay Your Student Loans
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When is My First Student Loan Payment Due?
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The 1099-C Explained: Foreclosure, Short Sale, Debt Forgiveness
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Credit Bureaus Roll Out a New CreditScore: VantageScore 3.0
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The 5 Deadly Financial Sins
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How to Get Off Your Financial Roller Coaster
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How Will You Spend Your Tax Refund Check?
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Where to Find Health Insurance Before COBRA Runs Out
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Can I Extend the Expiration Date on a Gift Card?
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3 Tips if You Provide Financial Assistance to an Aging Parent
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How To Avoid Fraudulent Telephone Call Scams
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FTC: Top 10 List of Consumer Complaints
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What is the Difference Between the Equifax Credit Score and the FICO Score?
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What to Do When Someone Used Your Social Security Number or SSN
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2 Good Credit Cards for Those With Bad Credit or Fair Credit
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4 Ways to Beat Con Artists and Avoid ID Theft, Tax Fraud and Tax Scams
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