After World War II, the United States was in a place of tumult. Despite a courageous victory over the Axis powers overseas, the nation was still suffering from all sorts of problems at home. One of the largest of these dilemmas was the presence of poliomyelitis, commonly known as polio. In the early 1950s, the [â¦]
Is a new car really more expensive to insure than a used car? According to countless car owners, you’ll always pay more if you have a new vehicle, but how true is this, do auto insurance companies really place that much emphasis on the age of your car and, if so, what can you do about it? Is an Auto Insurance Policy Cheaper for New or Used Cars? […]
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Want to be where the people are? Try one of these booming cities.
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Identity theft is something that most of us think about at some point in our lives. Unfortunately, identity theft is something that is way more common than we think. It affects 1 in 3 Americans at some point in their lives.  1 in 3. Those are not great odds, my friend. So, it becomes extremely important […]
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How does a tax lien affect your credit? Tax liens have serious consequences and not just for your credit. An unpaid tax lien can lead to tax levies â where the government comes in and…
The post How to Get a Federal or State Tax Lien Removed from Your Credit Report appeared first on Crediful.
Unfortunately, some states aren’t very generous when it comes to helping retired veterans at tax time.
CD interest rates can be higher than a typical checking or savings account and are affected by these factors.
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If you want to be more educated about loans, learn what makes for acceptable collateral for a loanâand what doesnât qualify.
Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act (CARD) of 2009 On May 22nd, 2009 Barack Obama signed new legislation into law called the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 (Credit CARD Act). The law was supposed to force credit card companies to become more transparent with their fees, interest rates and other […]
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