Interest-rate cut could help stocks, consumer credit
Seattle Times - For those that qualify, loans spanning everything from automobiles to education will be affected as will the amount consumers are charged by credit-cards issuers. There's also the psychological impact a rate cut would have on the stock market
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Managing Your Money
Sun-Journal - Credit cards. You get offers for them every day, which you promptly throw into the trash. Recently, however, it has come to your attention that you need to build upon your credit history and one way to do that is by opening a credit card account and
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Prepaying mortgage a smart move for some
Chicago Tribune - Credit cards, for example, charge an average of 14 percent. And an auto loan carries about a 7 percent rate, according to Bankrate.com. You're better off tackling that debt first before contributing more to your mortgage. Similarly, despite the
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Zim retailers scrap credit sales
Beeld - Credit cards are no longer acceptable at Meikles Hotel and Stores, Greatermans food and clothing units, Clicks, Barbours, Topics, TV Sales & Hire and Truworths among other leading outlets. Despite Zimbabwe having the highest inflation rate in the
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