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In November 2003, Michael A. Chester was set to begin the process of buying a new home. He applied for the home loan and was

Entering the shop, there’s the wonderful aroma of just-brewed coffee and freshly baked cookies, clients relax at the bistro tables before shopping in the two-level,

When Lounise Williams, a student at Baruch College in New York City, wanted to replace the prepaid cell phone plan that she had with T-Mobile,

Q: I am in college. I don’t have a credit card yet because, as a younger person, I know that I will probably want to

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Write on brother! In 2001, Brian Egeston walked away from a high-paying job as an engineer with Motorola to pursue his dream of becoming a

Attorneys Julianna Yasinski and Nedy Williams were on the fast track at the national labor and employment law firm Littler Mendelson. With six-figure salaries and

Q: I am a middle-aged woman with a master’s in human resources and a securities series 7 license, which are both not being put to

Terri Dean knew that she found a place to call her own the moment she stepped through the doors of her company for the first