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Yummy Strawberry Parfait Recipe

Em Rodriguez / June 21st, 2018 / No Comments

As the heat intensifies this summer, eating or drinking something cool really hits the spot. Here’s how to make it elegant and sweet without much effort: strawberry parfait. The following recipe serves four people. jQuery(window).load(function(){ var s = document.createElement("script"); s.type = "text/javascript"; s.src = "https://moneymade.io/embed/embed.js"; ...

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How To Take Out And Manage Payday Loans Responsibly

Susan Paige / June 15th, 2018 / No Comments

We can all hit a financial emergency from time to time and while some are sufficiently prepared with the likes of emergency savings, others aren’t quite so lucky. In these cases, an unsecured loan can provide financial relief in a true emergency, but knowing how to take out and managing these payday loans securely is vital. From ensuring that this is your only choice, to making sure that you prioritise...

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Home Prices Outpace Pay Increases

Jeff Hoyt / June 14th, 2018 / No Comments

Affordable housing is increasingly hard to find in today’s market. According to data from Trulia, America’s inventory of starter homes has decreased by almost half compared to six years ago while prices rose by almost 58 percent. jQuery(window).load(function(){ var s = document.createElement("script"); s.type = "text/javascript"; s.src = "https://moneymade.io/embed/embed.js"; ...

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What Are the Average Car Loan Rates by Credit Score?

Susan Paige / June 13th, 2018 / No Comments

Whether you are shopping for a new or used vehicle, you should pay close attention to the interest rate offer for the loan. After all, your interest rate will determine the total cost of your loan and your monthly payments. If you have a good credit score, you can expect to receive offers for low interest rates for your car loan. However, your rates will be higher if you have a fair or poor credit...

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