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Stocks Surge On Encouraging News About Potential Coronavirus Vaccine

If a vaccine for COVID-19 does indeed pan out, analysts say it’s a “game changer” and just what the market had been waiting for.
By Stan Choe, AP

We Couldn't Afford To Have Another Baby. Here's Why We Did It Anyway.

The morning I walked into my obstetrician’s office to confirm my pregnancy, my bank account was overdrawn by more than $900.
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Here’s What Spanish Speakers In The U.S. Need To Know Before Buying Their First Home

The home buying process can be stressful, but it’s also an exciting time. Here's what you need to know.
By RYOT Studio
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Don't Be Fooled By This Viral Misconception About Credit Scores

Lots of other countries use credit scores, although each one does it a bit differently.
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9 Ways To Fix Your Credit Score If It Got Dinged During The Pandemic

Step 1: Talk to your lender ASAP.
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Trump Went Even Further Than Other Uber-Rich To Shrink Taxes

Trump characteristically pushed tax-avoidance strategies to the limit, perhaps to the breaking point.
By Paul Wiseman and Marcy Gordon, AP

We're In A Recession. Should You Be Saving Or Investing Your Money?

Experts break down whether you should be hoarding cash or buying up stocks during the coronavirus pandemic.
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‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Is Popular During The Pandemic, But Is It Safe?

Afterpay, Klarna and Sezzle are essentially modern-day layaway programs that entice online shoppers to spend more.
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Apple Becomes 1st US Company To Be Valued At $2 Trillion

The company's shares have skyrocketed amid the pandemic-induced recession.
By AP

It's Time To Kill The Concept Of A 'Forever Home'

This isn't your parents' economy.
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