Best Places to Purchase Textbooks for Students
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Why Was My Credit Limit Lowered?
Jennifer writes in: Yesterday, I received a notice from [my credit card company] that my credit limit had been lowered from $10,000 to $4,000 on my primary credit card. I was immediately worried that my credit had been damaged by identity theft, so I checked it on annualcreditreport.com and there was nothing there at all. I’ve always paid all of my bills on time and my life has been pretty much normal and unchanged for a long time. Why would they make this change? I’m not concerned about reaching my credit limit, but that reduction in my limit does alter… Read the whole article...Categories: Uncategorized Tags: Business Practices, Credit Card Bills, Credit Card Companies, Credit Card Company, Credit Card Industry, Credit Card Issuers, Credit Cards, Credit Rating, Credit Ratio, Credit Score, Debt Ratio, Decade, Downturn, Identity Theft, Long Time, Negative Impact, Typical Scenario
Spending Beyond Our Means: US Trade Balance By Decade
Share This How many zeroes are in 690 billion? Most of us need to write it out, just to make sure we’ve got our numbers straight. President Obama can probably tell you in his sleep. He’s presiding over a $690 billion trade deficit, the largest in the history of the United States, both as a number (that’s ten zeroes, by the way) and as a percentage of our country’s GDP (that’s 5%). Our latest infographic takes a look at deficit spending through the decades. A trade… Read the whole article...Categories: Uncategorized Tags: 1980s, Decade, Decades, Ford, Gdp, Infographic, Last Time, Sleep, Trade Deficit
The New Frugality by Chris Farrell
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Action Alerts PLUS Review – Trade Stocks With the Guidance of Jim Cramer
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Is Netflix Worth It?
Jenna writes in: My husband and I have been talking about signing up for Netflix, but we’re just not sure if it’s worth the extra monthly bill. Do you have any thoughts or pointers? Sarah and I have been on-again off-again Netflix users for most of the past decade. Our experience taught us a few things about Netflix – and about some broader money and personal issues related to watching DVDs. First of all, Netflix really does what it says that it does. You get DVDs in the mail along with a return prepaid envelope. You can keep the DVDs… Read the whole article...Categories: Uncategorized Tags: Convenience, Customer Service, Decade, Extra, Hassle, Imagine, Jenna, Mail, Many People, Netflix, Pointers, Video Store
Debt Warning Signs and How to Get Out
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