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Setting Up a Savings Account For a Newborn

Establishing a savings account for a newborn represents a surefire ways parents can prepare for a child’s financial future.

Setting Up a Savings Account For a Newborn

Savings & Investment, Student Loans

Establishing a savings account for a newborn represents a surefire ways parents can prepare for a child’s financial future.

5 Ways to Cut Cable and Still Watch Your Favorite Shows

Smart Spending

I offer 5 ways to cut cable costs and still watch your favorite shows.

Consumer Finance Protection Bureau to Crack Down on Debt Collectors

Economic News, Smart Spending

The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau is now expanding its services one step out, and monitoring debt collectors

Planning Ahead for Christmas Expenses

Credit Cards, Smart Spending

It’s common for many people to overspend and use their credit cards to pay for Christmas expenses and pay for t for several months in the next year

Should You Get the Extended Warranty?

Smart Spending

it is usually best to save the money you would have otherwise spent on an extended warranty, and apply it elsewhere

Wal-Mart’s Push Into Banking

Economic News, Savings & Investment

For these people there is an alternative to cash, as Wal-Mart’s push into banking has greatly expanded the financial services customers can access at their stores.

Wal-Mart’s Push Into Banking

Economic News, Savings & Investment

For these people there is an alternative to cash, as Wal-Mart’s push into banking has greatly expanded the financial services customers can access at their stores.

Are You On Track to Spend Your Flexible Spending Account?

Savings & Investment, Smart Spending

You have until December 31, 2012 to use the money you’ve put in your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or flexible spending arrangement.

Checking Your Social Security Earnings Statement

Retirement, Savings & Investment

The benefits available under the social security retirement system are based on your age at the time you retire as well as your earnings on your social security earnings statement.