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How Do Credit Ratings Affect Interest Rates For Personal Loans?

Published 04/21/2015 by SuperMoney

Whether you want a new deck, a kitchen remodel, or debt consolidation, a personal loan can help you make it happen. Typically when lenders advertise loans, they offer a range of available interest rates. But why is there a range, and how do lenders determine your interest rate?

Don’t Fall for Charity Scams Following Disasters

Published 11/27/2013 by SuperMoney

The IRS warns consumers not to fall for bogus charity scams. They often occur in the wake of major disasters like the recent tornadoes in the Midwest or the typhoon in the Philippines. Thieves play on the goodwill of people who want to help disaster victims. They pose as a real charity in order to steal money or get private information to commit identity theft.

Save Money with a Staycation: Go Camping

Published 06/06/2013 by SuperMoney

We’re on the cusp of summer—the daylight lingers into the night, the kids are out of school or home from college, and as the temperature climbs, life becomes a little more relaxed. It’s time to get away for a bit of R&R!

The winner of the largest single-ticket jackpot has yet to step forward. The Powerball ticket, which was sold at a Publix supermarket near Tampa, Fla., for the May 18 drawing, is worth $590.5 million. If you have that ticket or something similar, you might want to read this story.

It’s a good thing that more and more of us can expect to live well into our golden years. Yet, there’s a flip side that a lot of us don’t like to talk about: How healthy will we be when we’re 90?

Unemployed, or “funemployed?” According to unemployment coach Katie DeVito, getting laid off was “the best thing that ever happened to [her].”

10 Questions for … a Malpractice Attorney

Published 05/16/2013 by SuperMoney

According to the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), medical malpractice is the third leading cause of death in the U.S. Only heart disease and cancer are more fatal.

How to Calculate Your Adjusted Gross Income

Published 05/06/2013 by SuperMoney

Did you know that you don’t pay taxes on your entire income? The portion of your income that the government taxes is called your Adjusted Gross Income, or AGI. How does the government calculate your Adjusted Gross Income? They start with your total annual income, and then subtract a set of tax deductible expenses.

If there is one thing to make sure you get right on your taxes, it’s your filing status. It can determine how much you pay (or save) in taxes. Plus, it’s one of the things that, if you get it wrong, will definitely land you in a dreaded audit.

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