Many use debt as tool to catch up, move up
SALT LAKE CITY , In 1757, Benjamin Franklin wrote, “Better to go to bed supperless, than wake up in debt.” One of his modern-day namesakes hasn’t heeded the admonition.
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Mortgage unit drives Block's loss (bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance) A loss in its Option One Mortgage subsidiary drove H&R Block Inc.'s third-quarter loss, but revenue rose 11 percent from the same period last year.read more...
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