I recently received a pamphlet about the “improvements” that Bank of America is making on several of their checking accounts. But after reading through it, all I see are a bunch of small fee increases.
For example, many people have the MyAccess checking with no minimum balance requirement and no direct deposit requirement. [...]
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April is National Financial Literacy Month in the United States. In most cases, schools do not extensively teach financial skills. Teenagers, highly susceptible to messages from the media, often do not have guidance from teachers, who are not trained to teach financial skills, or from parents, many of whom do not model healthy financial behavior. [...]
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Rather than lending and investing, banks are holding onto large amounts of cash. For large companies, particularly companies whose stocks trade publicly, now is a good time to keep cash on hand for excess liquidity and to look strong for investors and analysts. The liquidity allows the bank to be ready to strike when they [...]
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Cutting the cord
Welcome back to the “Repair Your Credit” E-book. Last time, we discussed some steps you can take to right the ship if you’ve depended too much upon borrowed money like online cash advance in Indiana. It’s all about good habits. Now, let’s go further with more helpful strategies and hints you can begin [...]
What is Twitter?
People are either seeking installment loans nowadays or are screaming and annoyed, asking, “Why does the media world have to monopolize everything, even Twitter?” Yes, it is true that the site has become a tad celebrity-crazy lately. Just driving down the street, I noticed a billboard that read: Follow Ashton Kutcher on Twitter. [...]