 | | Weekly newsletter: April 16, 2015
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Our national survey also finds millennials are conflicted about credit cards: They think they should have them early, yet one in four doesn't have one. More...
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We all have financial rules that are habits. Some help us save money, while others end up costing us. The key is to create rules that play into our financial end game. More...
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With a few exceptions, children shouldn't have credit reports. If they do, it could be an indication of fraud. Here's how to check your child's credit report and spot anything fishy. More...
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| | | When your mailbox is flooded with card offers, it may be best to opt-out to reduce theft risk. More...
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A debt management plan can only help by showing timely payments. More...
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Don't let an old, unpaid debt scuttle your mortgage application. More...
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| Are you one of the lucky ones getting a tax return this year? Here are four rules for using your extra income in ways you'll enjoy without derailing good financial habits. More...
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According to banking executive Kevin Tynan, bankers may be wasting their time worrying about millennials -- they don't spend enough to be profitable and they're more likely to change banks if they find one they like better. More...
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