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Persuading a school to increase its offer is easier than many people realize. The trick is knowing how -- and when -- to ask.
Can Private Student Loans Undercut Federal Rates?
A provision in a law that has keep rates down on subsidized Stafford loans is set to expire -- unless Congress acts quickly.
How to Use the IRS as a Credit Card
Bischoff: You may be eligible for a loan from the taxman -- and at a decent rate. Here's what to consider.
Student Loans on Rise -- for Kindergarten
Unable to afford private school, more parents are turning to loans years before their children start college.
How to Get the Best Credit-Card Rewards
Lenders are rolling out sweet sign-on bonuses to affluent clients -- often in points that convert to cash.

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Credit-Card Complaints to Be Available Online
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WASHINGTON—Credit-card lenders' dirty laundry is about to see some daylight. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is launching on Tuesday the first part of an online database of complaints from customers in the $2.05 trillion industry. ...
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Credit-Card Complaints to Be Available Online
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WASHINGTON—Credit-card lenders' dirty laundry is about to see some daylight. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is launching on Tuesday the first part of an online database of complaints from customers in the $2.05 trillion industry. ...
S&P; Missed the Mark on U.S. Debt
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A Cheat Sheet for Students Traveling Abroad
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Why mortgage rates should be lower; Mortgage deduction may be padding lender profits
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More than $10 billion a year in U.S. taxpayer subsidies meant to assist house buyers may instead be adding to the profits of lenders, a new study finds.
Foreclosure activity drops in April; But 11 of 20 largest cities see annual increases: RealtyTrac
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Getting the Best Refinancing Deal
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Student Loans and Double Standards; The new rule on 'gainful employment' exempts nonprofit schools.
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President Obama likes to say that everyone in America should "play by the same rules." Okay, so then why does the Administration's new student-loan rule apply to for-profit colleges, but not nonprofits?
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The Politics of Student Loans
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What you should know about college financial aid; A Q&A; with financial-aid expert Mark Kantrowitz
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10 Things Law Schools Won't Tell You
We reveal why the Juris Doctor isn't what it used to be.
10 Things Presidential Candidates Won't Say
We reveal the secrets from both sides of the campaign trail.
10 Things Flea Markets Won't Tell You
How to avoid getting fleeced at this favorite American pastime.

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This summer, vacationers are finding more places than ever allowing pets. But do you really want Fido hovering over your foie gras?
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Does the high-speed world of day trading have anything to teach hands-on investors? A new book takes an inside look at today's professional stock flippers.
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Our heart-to-heart on why it costs so much and takes so long to get out of wedlock.

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