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Banks in $25B deal to settle foreclosure abuses The pact with government authorities lifts a cloud over lenders, but it leaves open questions about how much it will help homeowners
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How to get the fastest tax refund If you are expecting a tax refund this year, then getting your refund faster, with the least hassle and lowest cost will be your goal right about now
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