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Age Discrimination And Your Job Search
For someone going through a career transition who is in their forties or above, one very real challenge they may be facing is ageism or age discrimination. Impacting men and
Should You Consider A Debt Consolidation Loan?
With the financial markets having basically collapsed and with personal credit tighter than it has been for years, thinking about a debt consolidation loan seems like sheer lunacy to some.
Simple, Smart & Savvy Money Saving Tips, Part 2
This is one in an occasional series of articles discussing money saving tips. Yesterday we looked at seven ways to save money, so today we’ll take a look at five
Simple, Smart & Savvy Money Saving Tips
This is one in an occasional series of articles discussing money saving tips. Saving money in a bank account is one way to create wealth, but in these days of
Check References When Choosing A Contractor
It is one of the easiest things to do, but it is also one of the most overlooked steps in choosing a home contractor: verifying references. All of the good
Know Your Consumer Financial Rights
An informed consumer is a wise consumer, but many Americans are not simply uninformed, rather they are misinformed when it comes to their financial rights. That is almost to be
Senate Agrees To Control Credit Card Practices
If you are a proponent of Big Government, then the U.S. Senate’s recent action designed to limit the practices of credit card providers doesn’t come as any surprise to you.
New Car Buying Tips For Today’s Buyers
Consumers shopping for a new car are probably aware that some spectacular buys are awaiting them. This is due mostly to a market that has basically collapsed, forcing car manufacturers
Smart Tips To Help You Lower Your Car Insurance Costs
When was the last time you checked your car insurance policy? Admittedly, I pay scant attention to my renewal notices as they typically go down every six months because my
Credit Card Fees Surge For International Purchases
That American Express, Discover, Visa or MasterCard that has served you well for so many years could prove more costly to you if you were to use it outside of
As Hurricane Season Approaches, Food Storage Planning Takes Precedence
Have you ever lived through a major hurricane? I have. Twenty years ago Hurricane Hugo slammed ashore all across the South Carolina lowcountry coast, wrecking havoc everywhere. Our home was
Debit Card Usage Increases, Credit Card Usage Decreases
Consumer, media and market research firm Mintel recently confirmed what some analysts have been suspecting: America’s love affair with credit cards is on the decline. Instead, consumers are being a



A World of Thanks to Our Military Heroes
Today is Memorial Day, the day that we offer our thanks to the men and women who lost their lives in military service to our country. Numerous communities across the