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    You need to ask your potential employer about when your first wage packet will be due, the bonus structure etc.


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    Now might be the time to refinance your car loan

    23.02.12 DETROIT -- As we move further away from the credit freeze, some consumers might want to think about taking a blowtorch to high-rate car loans that they took out just two years ago or so.

    It may be possible to find _ and yes, qualify for _ a lower rate that would make refinancing an existing car loan a great way to save money.

    Jessica Hearns, 23, bought her used car during the financial crunch in July 2009. She didn't have much of a credit history, and she ended up getting stuck with a 19 percent rate for a five-year car loan on her blue 2007
    Source: York Daily Record

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