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To catch a criminal you have to think like a criminal. We are not saying you should go out and hunt down identity thieves we just want to give you insight to how they operate so you can avoid becoming...

Health care bills can be very taxing on any budget: In fact, illness is one of the top ten most common causes of debt. Medical expenses are so high that they are driving some people to commit medical identity theft....

You’re in the process of purchasing your first home and you’re feeling a little nervous about finding a suitable mortgage. Many mortgage loans are out there and it can be tough to sift through them all to decide on one particular...

If you ask any college graduate why they chose higher education, you will almost certainly always get a similar answer: “To add value as an employee in order to secure a higher salary.” Okay, so you may not get that...

No matter if your child attends a public university or a private university, we all agree that tuition costs are high. One way to offset the cost of tuition is to avoid spending your money on items that aren’t necessary...

You’ve decided it’s time to grow your family, but where do you begin? Well, we assume you know where to begin, but we are talking about where you should begin planning. Baby proofing, crib building and nursery painting are all...

The mission of a financial planner is to guide clients in all aspects of personal finance and help them work towards their financial goals. The main objective for someone looking for financial advice is to find someone knowledgeable and trustworthy....

“I do…under the condition you sign a prenup first.” Not the most romantic proposal, but with the divorce rate in America at about 50%, prenuptials are becoming a more and more common part of the wedding tradition. Marriage binds couples...

You’re done with college and you’ve secured a job. Now you just need to pay your moving costs and buy some furniture. A credit card would certainly be a convenient way to make those purchases, but ...

In these sensitive economic times it seems like everyone is searching for ways to increase their capital — especially con artists. If you are thinking of investing your savings, take a look at these tips to avoid being scammed. ‘Risk-Free!’...

Although college graduates this year will have a slightly easier time finding jobs than the class of 2009 did, hiring will remain very competitive. Courtesy of authors Nathan Bennet and Stephen Miles, here are a few tips on how to...

Credit card debt starts inconspicuously enough — eating out every now and then, an occasional shopping indulgence, a quick weekend getaway for the family. Before we know it, we’ve suddenly gotten to the point where we wished that that (maxed...

Learn how fixed rates and inflations rates work to determine your composite rate and affect your returns on Series I savings bonds.

It can feel like banks are out to make the most money out of you through fees and terrible customer service. Find a bank that fits you better.

A smart consumer comparison shops and properly researches items they intend to purchase. Unfortunately, that's easier said than done. Here's advice to help.