Almost everybody enjoys the gift of cash, but a thin envelope isn't much fun to unwrap. Make your next cash gift thoughtful (and fun!) with these clever cash packing ideas.
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Your thin credit record may not tell the whole story. Some lenders are starting to look at other information about you, too. Here's what you need to know.
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