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You do not have to hire someone in order to have your credit fixed. Everything that they can do, you can do yourself.
A look at 2 money saving ideas
When President Obama signed H.R.3548 – Worker, Homeownership, and Business Assistance Act of 2009, popularly known as the Home Buyer Tax Credit, he effectively extended the federal tax credit for...
The U.S. Senate overwhelmingly approved a $45 billion plan to expand a tax credit for first-time home buyers, extend jobless benefits and provide tax refunds to money-losing companies. The bill now...
Let's figure out some ways to actually save money using credit cards. The reason why we can do so is because many credit cards give back cash rebates for using the card on regular purchases (it...
One version of the tax credit policy under review is to give employers a two-year tax break if they increased the size of their work force (i.e. added jobs) or added significant hours of work (for...
Given it's success in stabilizing the US housing market, Congress is considering extending the first-time homebuyer tax credit for up to a year to further boost the real estate market. The $8,000...
According to the article: "Past accidents and tickets are predictive, but they barely make it into the top 10 factors," industry consultant and actuary Mike Miller told a Florida regulatory...
Those with small blemishes on their record should benefit from the FICO 08 scoring change, while high-risk borrowers and those who "piggyback" are the likely losers.
Although 0% balance-transfer offers are fairly rare from credit-card issuers these days, people with good credit may be able to use them to pay down debt. But should they?
Trading credit for debit is an effective way to manage tight finances during the recession. But don’t cut up your old card just yet. There are still times when a credit card is the superior choice.
You can be darned sure anytime a company asks for your credit card number in exchange for some "free" product or service, there are strings attached.
In the battle against less-than-honorable businesses, consumers have a weapon that's largely overlooked: one-time use, or "virtual," credit cards. With these cards, offered through at least...
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Type
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Top APY/Rate
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Institution
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2.51%
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Everbank
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0.38%
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W&R Advisors
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1.65%
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TotalBank
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1.65%
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The Jacksonville Bank
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2.25%
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Academy Bank / The Jacksonville Bank
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2.25%
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Security Savings Bank
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2.60%
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The Jacksonville Bank
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3.00%
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Flagstar Bank / Hudson City Bank
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3.25% |
FlagStar Bank / Hudson City Bank |
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3.50%
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Acacia Bank
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3.36%
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US Treasury
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4.51% |
Bank of the Sierra |
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1.64%
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Northrop Grumman CU
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2.30%
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Alliant CU
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2.55%
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Alliant CU
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3.00%
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Alliant CU
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0.09%
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Various brokerages
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0.14%
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Various brokerages
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0.91%
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Various brokerages
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2.35%
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Various brokerages
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3.47%
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Various brokerages
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