Protect your identity, money, insurance, retirement and family before the next surprise. The quick answer: Start by protecting what you already have. Freeze your credit, secure your tax identity, inspect your financial records, find old retirement accounts, check beneficiaries, review life insurance and make sure somebody besides you knows where the important stuff is. Every …
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The Fed Raised Rates. Here Is What That Could Mean at Your Kitchen Table
The Fed raised rates on September 16. Here is how that decision connects to credit cards, mortgages, savings, purchasing power and the economy happening at your kitchen table.


