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How does my credit history affect my life?
Your credit history can work for you or against you. Your proven ability to manage your money and meet your financial obligations is an indication of your maturity and stability and can open many doors. Prospective employers, landlords, lenders and even your insurance company view a strong credit history as a positive sign that you will meet your obligations and responsibilities to them as well. A poor credit history could result in not getting that apartment or dream job, and paying more for insurance coverage and higher interest rates on your mortgage and other loans.
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More accidents take place when teens are out of school for the summer: Make sure you and your teen driver are properly insured.
It’s a “Dog-Eat-Dog” World: I.I.I. study shows dog bite claims rising to more than $350 million annually. (Also in Spanish)