From the Military to the Mediocre
Although companies are willing to hire veterans, many find the work they can secure is below their skill level and not up to par with their career goals.
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Month: November 2016
Teaching Children about Money Can Be a Chore
Using weekly chores and allowance is a great tool for teaching children about money. Here’s what parents can do to use this money lesson effectively.
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U.S. Takes the Bronze in Credit Card Fraud
The U.S. accounts for more than 1/3 of the total reported credit card fraud cases worldwide. Here’s what Americans can do to protect their identity.
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Savers, Spenders, and Love
When it comes to love and money, financial challenges can definitely derail a happy relationship. Here’s how to have a happy financial life together.
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Credit Score Rebound
As penalties from foreclosures and short sales executed during the Great Recession expire, many consumers see their credit scores rebound significantly.
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Which Generation Has the Most Credit Card Debt?
A study finds Millennials are having more problems with credit than previous generations. So how can Millennials overcome problems with credit card debt?
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Can Poor Credit Drive You Crazy?
Your poor credit score may be costing you more and that’s not just due to higher rates on credit cards and loans. Even insurance premiums may be higher.
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United We Stand in Debt
A new infographic compares consumer debt levels in red and blue states, but the real conclusion is we all have too much debt, regardless of politics.
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Not Out of the Woods with Student Loan Debt
The CFPB estimates that one in three rehabilitated student loan borrowers is at risk of re-defaulting on their student loan debt in the next 2 years.
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