MSNBC.com’s Red Tape Chronicles Blog posted a great piece about avoiding credit counseling sharks today. This post by Bob Sullivan …
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An estimated 500,000 cars were damaged during Hurricanes
Katrina and Rita. And even more cars were probably damaged in Florida this …
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Fall is traditionally the time of year when most people shop for a new car. It’s also the time of …
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MarketWatch reveals a new kind of ID fraud tactic today (free login required). In this scam, thieves pose as college …
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Even people who consider themselves to be credit gurus can occasionally get confused about the inner workings on the credit …
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CNET News.com posted an excellent article today about the truth and myths of identity theft. The article reports that while …
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The latest article from my collaboration with credit score guru John Ulzheimer has just been posted on Credit.com. John formerly …
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You take such good care to shred all of your old bank statements, junk mail that has your name and …
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Pretty much all banks use ChexSystems these days to verify that you have a clean record with no bounced checks, overdrafts or fraud. And for most of us, this isn’t a big deal. But if you happen to have a bad ChexSystems record (either inaccurately or because of financial problems) opening a bank account suddenly becomes very difficult. Plus, negative records can be kept in their database for up to five years.
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The Motley Fool is one of our favorite personal finance websites (okay, who are we kidding, it’s our favorite!). Today, …
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