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Im enrolled in college classes, and trying to drop one but i have to keep a certain amount of hours to receive insurance benifits. My question is if im taking a college course, but it doesnt offer college credits, do i receive the insurance benifits?

By: MikeyC

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Anonymous asked:


Within the past couple of months, I’ve been receiving several letters per week from credit card companies enticing me to apply. I have bad credit, got rid of all my credit cards eight years ago, and am still paying off old debt. Could these letters have something to do with the fact I bought a new car last fall? Should I apply for a card to build my credit back up? How would I know what company to go with?

I saw a commercial on tv about a car insurance company that bases your premium on your driving record, not your credit score. but I cant remember the name. anyone know? thanks!
My credit is rough.Submited by:angelz

I have two banks. In writing a check, I mistakenly grabbed the wrong check book and bounced a check (1st bad check in 14 years).

I immediately called the bank and spoke with a sales executive. He advised me to sign up for check protection so that this wouldn’t happen again. Nothing else was discussed, no papers signed, nothing sent to me in writing.

I thought this was a gratuity by the bank for being a loyal customer, so I said ok; I had no idea this was actually a line of credit with finance charges, interest, and my personal credit report accessed (which lowers your credit score).

I didn’t catch it on the first statement as I travel extensively, but I did catch it on the second statement. I called the bank. They refused to help me when I asked for a letter of deletion for the credit bureaus. I stated that there was no disclosure of any loan.

I took this up the chain of command. I feel that since there was no disclosure, this is illegal, and the bank refuses to help .

By: poppy

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Here is a compilation of how Carlton Banks Falls in Love…Looses his Virginity…and having his heart broken into a million pieces by his married sweet heart…

By: tanjingxiang

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Shorter-term treasury bills are earning ~1% these days.

My money market savings account is earning ~3.5%. It’s been at this rate, or higher, for years. Since it’s FDIC-insured, its credit risk isn’t substantially more than that of a treasury bill. And, it’s more liquid.

So why would someone put their money into treasury bills?

Thanks!

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KyleChristie asked:

Ahead of its time this is a cartoon animation that’s been up on the web since 2006 and is all about the credit crunch crisis. Credit card spending and loans from banks are in their trillions of dollars and something has to give. We no longer spend what we have earned, we spend what we havn’t earned on the back of house price rises and yet more loans. The banks are prospering and fat cats are awarding themselves massive bonuses, but it cannot continue. Beware the debt time bomb may bring the …

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