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  1. 10 Smart Ways to Use Your Tax Refund

    10 Smart Ways to Use Your Tax Refund

    You may have already started dreaming about ways you could use your refund dollars. But before you start spending, take a step back and consider if there are other ways you can use your refund to improve your financial standing. Learn more from these 10 smart ways you can use your tax refund.

  2. A New Employee’s Guide to Retirement Plans

    A New Employee’s Guide to Retirement Plans

    When you get your packet on retirement plans, going through all of the information can feel like learning a new language. Keep in mind, the earlier you start contributing, the more you’ll have for retirement. To help give you a boost, read on to learn more about the options that are available to you.

  3. Bank Bonus “Gotchas” to Watch Out For

    Bank Bonus “Gotchas” to Watch Out For

    As you explore bank bonus offers and decide which one to sign up for, it’s crucial to read the fine print so you can avoid the biggest gotchas and pitfalls. Learn more about these 5 fine print details you should absolutely be aware of.

  4. 6 Things You Should Know About the New World of Hyatt Program

    6 Things You Should Know About the New World of Hyatt Program

    Love it or hate it, the World of Hyatt program appears to be working thus far, as rewards enthusiasts around the globe continue to take advantage and rack up points for free stay. Before you dive into the new World of Hyatt rewards program, check out these 6 things you should know.


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