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Banks (and other types of financial institutions) do more than hand out pleasantries and lollipops. They can provide you with savings and checking accounts. They can make loans for college, automobiles, homes, and small businesses. And local banks often issue credit cards at more competitive interest rates than national card providers.
Banks are businesses. As such, they have to remain competitive by trying to outdo their rivals with better services, lower fees or interest rates, and higher yields. Learning a little about the way banks work can save you a lot in the long run -- you can often find bargains by shopping around. This Tripod Guide provides solid advice that will have you learning all the way to the bank. |
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