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CreditAs I write, Chaka Khan’s empowering “I’m Every Woman” loops in my head – like a soundtrack. (By the way, have you seen her lately? All slim, trim and more fabulous than ever). It’s Women’s History Month and the lyrics to that iconic anthem should be resonating with all women, and those who love us, as we celebrate ourselves and the countless contributions we make everyday – both large and small - that keep the world turning.

CreditA strong credit history isn’t just nice to have – it’s a must-have in today’s world. Many consumers only consider their credit when they are applying for a new credit card or loan. But, lenders aren’t the only people who look at a person’s credit: landlords, cell phone companies and utility providers often do, too.

DrivingWhether you thank it or blame it, today’s technology means we’re busier than we’ve ever been. And that “10 things at once 24/7” pressure even extends to drivers trying to multi-task behind the wheel. But if you’re taking phone calls, texting, and engaging with your passengers, you’re not being efficient - you’re being a menace to other drivers and a magnet for car crashes.

SocialSecurityFor the more than 5 million consumers who still collect their Social Security by check, February is a crucial month for them. In order to save tax payers id="mce_marker" billion over 10 years and mitigate Social Security fraud, the government has informed these participants that they need to sign up for direct deposit or the Direct Express debit card by March 1, 2013.

CreditCardHave you noticed the television commercials that offer loans of various kinds or another enticements such as auto leases and insurance policies for the elderly? These commercials are laden with information that appears on the screen for a few seconds and is too small to read.

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