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The Connection Between Your Brain and Credit Card Debt
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Thu, 5th June, 2008 by
Jeremy
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This is a guest post from Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil. Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil has been an internationally acclaimed relationship therapist for thirty years. New York magazine named her one of the city’s top therapists and Psychology Today named her one of America’s best therapists. Her most recent book, Financial Infidelity, is available on her […]
Treat ‘em Mean, Keep ‘em Keen: Making Your Creditors Work for You
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Tue, 11th March, 2008 by
Jeremy
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This is a guest post from Jonathan Leane from Master Your Card. Jonathan is a poor college student fighting to stay one step ahead of his loan repayments. Be sure to check out the site or subscribe to the RSS feed so you can learn to master your card.
It was but several years ago […]
15 Ways to Establish and Improve Your Credit History and FICO Score
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Tue, 5th February, 2008 by
Jeremy
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Do you need to improve your credit history? If you’re like the majority of Americans, the answer is yes. According to FICO, 60% of all people have a credit score less than 750. This means there is plenty of room for improvement for many people. There are many methods to check on your FICO Scores/Reports.While […]
Credit Card Alerts: Good, Bad or Ugly?
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Mon, 9th July, 2007 by
Jeremy
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While I’m away for the week on business I have some guest authors filling the void. Today’s topic is brought to you by Ben over at Money Smart Life. Money Smart Life is about living today and investing for tomorrow. Ben always has great new content that is worth checking out and one of […]


