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During her four years of teaching personal finance at Hampton University, Lisa L. Martin has seen students who have never even broached the subject of

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Tracey and Michael Garner of Kennesaw, Georgia, spent three glorious years in their first home, which they purchased for $134,000. But once their family grew

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Emerson U. Fullwood golfed often with buddies at a premier ocean side country club in North Carolina. During one outing, he teed off with Kenneth

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