A cheap piece of plastic and an easily obtained blank key are all that a burglar needs to do a “lock bump” — a new and rapidly spreading technique for thieves.
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We have an economy that’s slowing down, accompanied by an inflation rate that’s rising. Let’s hope the days of stagflation have not returned.
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Ed Slott, a respected author and IRA expert explains a change coming in Roth IRAs sure to please people of all income levels.
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Inflation remains above where the Fed wants it to be and the economy is growing at a slower pace than it has in four years.
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When Congress passed the law that eliminated the check float time, it promised to study whether to give consumers something in return: shorter deposit hold times. But in a new report, the Fed says “never mind.”
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Dr. Charles Lieberman of Advisors Capital Management writes that, “until unemployment increases meaningfully, there is no scope for any interest rate reductions.”
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Home resales plummeted 13 percent in March, compared to the previous March, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR).
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We’ve received plenty of evidence in the past two days, in the form of March sales of new and existing homes, that the housing market is still ailing.
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A group of friends in San Francisco wanted to reduce waste. They got more than they bargained for.
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Critics claim it’s gaming the system to become an authorized user on a stranger’s credit, but doing so can help your credit rating.
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