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Watch Out for 6 Signs of Identity Theft

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Identity theft can have a devastating impact on your life, affecting far more than just your pocketbook. Keep an eye out for these 6 warning signs that could mean your identity has been stolen.

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ID theft

College Students: Study These Tips to Build Good Credit

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Is a friend or someone in your family going off to college soon?

Here's some credit advice to pass along to the college-aged loved ones in your life.

One card is enough.

Students should establish a responsible credit history before adding additional cards. Browse good choices for student cards.

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Celebrate Financial Independence

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The Fourth of July means barbecues, the beach, fireworks and family – but take a moment this holiday to contemplate your financial freedom. Having a great credit score makes it easier to pursue the American dream, so follow these four easy steps towards cultivating a strong FICO Score and long-term financial health.

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