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Leasing Firm 'Tricked' Shoppers, Ordered to Pay into Victims Relief Fund
Shoppers at stores including Sears and Kmart were ‘kept in the dark’ about contract terms, CFPB says.
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Medical Credit Card Marketers Are Trying More Ways to Reach You
Medical credit card promotions can now be found at physician offices, diagnostic centers and hospital websites, group says.
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Maryland Student Loan Tax Credit: What You Should Know
State Tax Who gets a Maryland student loan tax credit?
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Healthcare Data Breach May Have Exposed Patient Information
IBM starts to notify users of J&J's healthcare service program of potential exposure of personal information.
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How Retirement Could Hurt Your Credit Score
Just as you need to take care of your physical health, you need to monitor your credit fitness.
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Banks Lost Billions on Bad Loans Last Quarter: Kiplinger Economic Forecasts
Economic Forecasts Bank deposits are also down, and more people are tapping into their savings.
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Loan Lender Sued for 'Trapping' Borrowers
Heights Finance was charged over a loan-churning scheme that aggressively pushed borrowers to refinance.
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How to Manage Parent PLUS Student Loans as You Near Retirement
Your strategies for retirement savings, repayment plans and tax management will shift as you get closer to retirement. Plus, mistakes to avoid.
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Experian to Pay $650K Fine for Spamming People
People seeking to freeze their credit data online were hit with unsolicited emails and no way to opt out.
