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‘Great Resignation’ Simmers Down Slightly
The so-called Great Resignation continued in January but got slightly less great. Government data released Wednesday showed 4.3 million people…
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How Long After an Accident Can You File a Claim?
From a minor fender bender to a more serious accident that hurts one or more people, car accidents can be…
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What Is a Turnkey Solution?
A turnkey solution is an all-in-one product or service that’s ready to use as soon as you buy it. You…
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Over Half of US Adults Support Government Action on Climate Change
A new survey from The Balance on President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better (BBB) plan reports that 58% of Americans…
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When Is Your First Mortgage Payment Due After Closing?
Your mortgage payment is typically due at the beginning of the month. Your very first mortgage payment, however, isn’t due…
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What Is a Revolving Line of Credit?
A revolving line of credit gives consumers and businesses an ongoing line of credit to borrow against repeatedly without having…
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What Are Temporary Accounts?
Temporary accounts are interim accounts that track a company’s financial activity during a specified time period. These accounts are short-term…
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When Is the Medicare Initial Enrollment Period?
When You Enroll When Part B Coverage Begins When Part D or Medicare Advantage Coverage Begins The three months before…
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What Is Arbitration?
Key Takeaways Arbitrage involves buying and selling two related assets at the same time in different markets to extract risk-free…
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Installment Agreements with the IRS
A monthly payment plan is often the easiest way to pay off any large debt, including any major tax liability.…
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