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They have been known to fail, but generally they take less risk with their money than banks. Experts say make sure your deposits are insured.
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Financial experts advise investors to not panic, reduce debt and build savings.
Issuing a mega-coin has been proposed as a novel solution to the country’s debt ceiling crisis.
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Every car has one, but what you actually pay may differ from this amount.
A large number of Americans have gone cashless, but many still have to rely on it.
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Instructors are investing their cash, along with their skill and passion, in their students’ education.
Some offer patient assistance programs, where people can access drugs for free, or cheaper than they would normally pay.