This might be the most sophisticated job scam I’ve ever seen. Thanks to a near-victim, you’ll get a rare chance to see a real pro almost pull off a nearly perfect digital caper. You do things when you are job hunting that you wouldn’t normally do. You meet strangers. You share a lot of personal… Read More
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Your home value matters. For most people, a home is their largest asset. Understanding the value of the home is important if you ever want to sell, refinance or borrow against your home’s value. Most ways of determining your home’s value are more art than science. If you choose to do a mortgage refinance and […]
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When youâre in the process of settling a debt, itâs crucial to keep complete records and to take careful steps concerning how you pay off your settlement. If you donât take all the necessary precautions,…
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By midnight on April 15, taxpayers must e-file or mail their federal and, if applicable, state tax returns for the previous calendar tax year without penalty. Well before the deadline, have you hunted and gathered all your documents, looked for a tax pro or software, and learned about any new tax credits or deductions you […]
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Credit card forgiveness is when some or all of a credit card debt is wiped clean, reducing the borrowerâs obligations and helping them to improve their financial situation. Loan forgiveness works in a similar way, but as you might expect from something that sounds so philanthropic, itâs not quite that simple. Credit card companies are […]
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Debtor’s prisons were outlawed in the 1800’s, but you can still end up in jail today because of your debt. Here’s how to avoid ending up in the slammer.
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