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Caleb

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Wed Jan 06, 2010 1:27 am

ya i also agree with anthony, fraud alert systems can be most useful, especially with credit cards and all that. like mary said you only want one or two credit cards, and you want to keep old accounts, and get rid of new ones if your getting rid of them.

Caleb

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Wed Jan 06, 2010 1:29 am

yup those are mainly the most important things to investments and all that stuff, hope i helped, although i didnt really give any ood imformation, but oh well.

goodnatured

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Wed Jan 06, 2010 2:45 am

I know alot of people are now cashing in their investments to live, like 401k's, my husbands company has been bought out again, we have rolled the 401k several times. The new company does not have a 401k, they have a pension, so I think that we will probably cash it out, suffer the penalty and pay down our mortgage.

We know the risks and what we will have to pay, but the benefit of knocking out 25 thousand off the mortgage will greatly benefit us.

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