Pressuring elected officials to repair the system would be in the self-interest of millions of Americans.
Consumer advocates say the overdraft rule has helped people avoid excessive penalties — like the cup of coffee that ends up costing $38.
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Millions of dollars’ worth of baseball cards are at stake as collectors question the authenticity of their purchases and wonder whom they can trust.
The cards, used mainly by consumers who have little credit history or a poor one, haven’t been widely adopted. Amazon is now offering one.
The cards, used mainly by consumers who have little credit history or a poor one, haven’t been widely adopted. Amazon is now offering one.
The value of fractional real estate has long been debated. Critics see it as a hustle, while supporters say it is a smarter way to use a vacation home.
Advocates say the state-based accounts, which let disabled people work and save money without risking the loss of government aid, could help millions of people.
Consumer advocates say rule changes have weakened the standards governing one class of financial professionals while giving an unwarranted veneer of trustworthiness to another.
The commission said it was tightening standards. The advocates said the move would give customers a false sense of security.
A bill that passed the House could open the door to complex annuities as a retirement option. But it’s hard to tell if they’re a good deal.
A sampling of the changes that would be made by retirement legislation passed by the House.
What if there was a therapy that cost nothing and was available to nearly everyone? Or a way to hold meetings but not around a table?
The suit sheds light on concerns around donor-advised funds, which disburse money over time but offer an immediate tax deduction.
Price increases are slowing. There are more properties for sale. And mortgage rates are low. Still, much depends on what kind of house you want, and where.
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