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The Bank of Missouri issues the Aspire Credit Card. Terms and conditions vary depending on the location it is advertised, your eligibility, and how you apply. Targeted offers may have been sent to you online or by mail regarding different versions of this card. Even if your credit score is not perfect, the features can […]

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Congress tried to repeal a Labor Department rule that allowed retirement fund managers to take into account ESG factors earlier this month. A veto override vote has been scheduled for Thursday by the House. However, since two-thirds of both chambers would have to be present in order to override the veto, Biden’s Veto will likely […]

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The rule of thumb states that rent should not exceed 30% of a household’s gross income. This means that most cities in the United States are out of reach. NerdWallet’s monthly rent-to-income ratio analysis for 225 U.S. cities shows that 65% of rents are equal or higher than the 30% recommended ratio in February. The […]

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Venmo and other online payment apps might have informed you about new IRS measures to track income received through these services. Zelle is the most widely-used app, and it doesn’t seem to be changing its tax reporting policies. Zelle is managed by a group of banks who use it to send funds to clients directly. […]

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