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Lifestyles of the Broke and Famous

by Mark Attanasio Many people look to celebrities as an embodiment of the American Dream. Whether it’s an athlete inking a $100 million contract, a musician reaping the rewards of a platinum album or an actor raking in gold from an appearance on the silver screen, the rest of us…
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What is the ROI of a College Degree?

by Lynn Viesti Berube Attention high school grads: are you heading off to college in the fall but not quite sure what you want to study? You are not alone. According to recent statistics, as many as 80 percent of college freshman walk onto campus for the first time without…
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So You Got a Tax Refund. Now What?

By Celeste Lohrenz Congratulations—you’ve successfully navigated your way through another tax season and  there’s a refund coming your way from the IRS. The only question now is what to do with the money. Sure, summer is coming and you could probably use a quick getaway to the beach. Or maybe…
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Three Ways to Bring Up Your Credit Score

by Trish Townsend Credit scores are a necessary part of making big financial decisions these days. Whether it’s buying a car, getting a mortgage, or even applying for some jobs, a high score shows you’re a responsible individual. If you’ve made some mistakes with your credit in the past, all…
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