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» Recovering from identity theft
Identity theft is on the rise in America. Con artists want something for nothing. Unfortunately many innocent people get hurt because of the fraudulent activities of others.

» Your time or your money?
If you were to ask people on the street which they valued more: their time or their money, the most frequent response you would probably get is "My money!"

» New year's resolutions to stretch the bottom line
In this article, let's talk about some financial resolutions which might be common to many of us: 1) Paying for Christmas or other holiday expenditures without having to charge more on the credit card; 2) Working to build a long-term sound financial future; 3) Finding ways to stretch your hard-earned dollar.

» Recovering from identity theft
Identity theft is on the rise in America. Unfortunately many innocent people get hurt because of the fraudulent activities of others. Restoring your good name and credit can take much longer to repair than it took to be destroy. We will discuss some of the simple things you can do to get your identity on the road to recovery and simple things you can do to keep it there.

» Financial new year's resolutions
The arrival of a new year always begs the question: "Am I in a better financial position than I was last year?" These Financial New Year's Resolutions can help you improve your financial position.

» Planning your future and staying bankruptcy free
Bankruptcy's effects can last for years, including difficulty finding a job, getting insurance, renting an apartment, buying a home and financing a car. Bankruptcy can stay on your credit record for up to 10 years. Learn about ways you can avoid bankruptcy.

» Identity theft: How to protect yourself
Identity theft is one of the fasting growing crimes in America. What can you do to protect yourself from becoming a victim of identity theft? First start by reviewing these 10 tips.

» Convenience fee rip-offs
Most of the time a "convenience fee" is applied to something that is actually saving the business or organization thousands, tens of thousands, even millions of dollars a year. Not only are they cutting costs but they are increasing revenue by socking you with another fee.

» Why do we always fight about money?
Two of the keys to financial success, especially in a couple's relationship, are knowledge and communication. This article focuses on the aspect of communication.

» Why is it so hard to talk about money?
Why does it seem as if the topic of finances is taboo. People are perfectly willing to sit and listen to a lecture, but when it comes to discussing the topic between themselves, most people are hesitant and almost shy with each other.

» Borrowing money: Understanding how the numbers work
This true story illustrates why you must understand how the loan numbers work when borrowing money - or you could get ripped-off.

» Personal finance 101
A general overview of the broad subject of personal finance broken down into four areas; security, stability, growth and protection & management.

» Taxes, taxes, taxes - Who really pays the most?
Income tax, property tax, sales tax, dividend tax, corporate tax, and all those "fees" which are really another name for taxes. So who pays all these taxes?

» Cash advance loans: Loan sharks in disguise?
Quick payday or paycheck loans and title loan shops are appearing everywhere. Are they legitimate financial services or semi-legit loan sharks?

» Teaching your children about money
How to teach your children about money. How many times have you wondered whether your children think money does indeed grow on trees?

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