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There's no denying that staying over the red line is more challenging now. A crucial part of accomplishing that? Incredible customer service. Here's help.

Thankfully, there are ways we contribute and give them the crucial support they need to keep things in the black.

Ready to start a side hustle? It's always wise to stop before delving into life-changing decision and take a look at the reality of what you're planning.

He's respected by many for financial prowess--and for following some "common sense" principles when it comes to investing--and life.

This is the reality in which we're living. The best thing you and I can do is to look out for each other and ourselves. Please share with as many as you can.

There's no denying that staying over the red line is more challenging now. A crucial part of accomplishing that? Incredible customer service. Here's help.

In the midst of a pandemic economy, we're concerned about the best way to handle our retirement accounts well. An expert chimes in with some advice.

Ready to start a side hustle? It's always wise to stop before delving into life-changing decision and take a look at the reality of what you're planning.

Thankfully, there are ways we can continue to provide the crucial support they need to keep things in the black.

While many in the US are feeling the pinch of the recession, others are enjoying unprecedented boom times. So says Phoenix Marketing International, which just released its annual roundup of the states with the most millionaires and found that for the second year in a row, the overall number of millionaire households in the US actually went up.

Now that Paypal has reached 100 million active accounts, a company executive predicts physical wallets will soon be mothballed. “We believe that by 2015 digital currency will be accepted everywhere in the US -– from your local corner store to Walmart. We will no longer need to carry a wallet,” Paypal President Scott Thompson said in a blog post.

When June Gregg finds something that works for her, she sticks with it. The Chillicothe, Ohio woman, who recently turned 100, has defied the volatile nature of today's financial world by using the same savings account at the same bank since 1913.