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Suffocating student loan debt is one of the most serious financial problems facing a generation of Americans, and the holiday spending doesn’t seem to help many. This financial position makes student loan borrowers a tempting target for unscrupulous companies. According to consumer advocates, complaints and suits filed against companies offering dubious student-debt relief programs are on … Continue reading “Student Debt-Relief Companies Are Often a Sham”

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It’s that time of the year where holiday shopping kicks into high gear–meaning more and more people spend with credit cards and do online shopping. Even beyond shopping, identity theft can happen any time of the year. Every two seconds an American becomes a victim of identity theft. If the thought of having to clean up … Continue reading “7 Tips to Avoid Identity Theft”

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The impending disappearance of two popular Social Security filing strategies in May 2016–“file and suspend” and “restricted application”–could force big changes to the retirement plans of potentially millions of retirement-age married couples and divorcees. If you’re currently receiving Social Security benefits, you likely will not be affected by the prospective changes to rules. However, when … Continue reading “4 Strategies for Navigating New Social Security Rules”

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