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There are 11 topics of personal finance that every consumer deals with — from car loans to taxes. To educate you so that you can make smart choices, we’ve created the Basics.

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Guest blogger Candice Miller talks about how the Republican caucus is dealing with budget concerns and about her meeting with Michigan bankers, who told her they are getting mixed messages from the federal government.

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On his first major foreign trip as president, Obama faces some doubts.

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WASHINGTON: US motorists are to receive incentives to trade their old cars in for newer, more fuel efficient models - a bid to help struggling automakers which echoes measures already in place in Europe.

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Auto maker Tata Motors today said it has tied up with public sector lender United Bank of India for providing retail finance facilities to customers buying its passenger vehicles.

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Kolkata, Mar 30 : Tata Motors, India’s largest automobile maker with revenues of 8.8 billion dollars, has signed an agreement with state owned United Bank of India for funding of car loans, including Nano, of up to 90 per cent against prescribed interests.

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When a local car dealer closed down recently it was bad news for employees and customers. But one customer got some devastating news. She still owned the car she thought she had traded in. That meant two car loans!

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Christmas comes early for many of us as we will be receiving a welcome gift in the mail - a tax refund. Though many deserving individuals will spend their refund on…

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Uncovering the Secrets to Financial Freedom is a series of seven workshops being offered in April and sponsored by the city of Winter Haven. Workshops will cover the following topics: Retirement planning for today’s economy on April 9. Foreclosure prevention on April 20. Banking basics and car loans in today’s economy on April 21.

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Emiratis walk past a branch of the National Bank of Dubai in the Gulf emirate on March 25, 2009. The unthinkable is happening in once-booming Dubai where credit not many months ago was as easy as the lifestyle — the world financial crisis is spawning a rising number of loan defaulters.

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