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2. 9 Things Frugal People Always Do When They First Buy a House

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   Frugal people don't stop saving once they've bought a house -- they keep looking for ways to make the most of their money. From claiming every property tax exemption to tackling DIY projects, they...

3. Community Financial Services Association of America

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   While payday loans are marketed as “one time” or “emergency loans”, the nonprofit Center for Responsible Lending has found that "borrowers who receive five or more loans a year account for 90 percent of the lenders’ business", and "lenders…collect 90 percent of their revenue from borrowers who cannot pay off their loans when due ...

4. Cash cow - Wikipedia

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   iPods for sale in a Japanese 7-Eleven. 48% of Apple's revenue for the first quarter of 2007 was from iPod sales [4]. Cash cows can act as barriers to entry to the market for new products, as entrants need to invest heavily in order to achieve the brand awareness required to capture a significant share of the market away from the dominant players. [5]

5. JPMorgan in talks with Apple over Goldman credit card ...

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   The card offered perks like "no fees" and cashback. But Goldman had to set aside bigger provisions for bad loans, leading to higher paper losses for its consumer business.

6. 30 Money Moves That Could Set You Up for Life - AOL

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   A mortgage, car payment and student loans may be somewhat unavoidable parts of life, but controlling the amount you pay for those loans can help you on your way to financial security.

7. JPMorgan in talks with Apple over Goldman credit card ...

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   The card offered perks like "no fees" and cashback. But Goldman had to set aside bigger provisions for bad loans, leading to higher paper losses for its consumer business.