Posts by Rachel Murphy18

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Overdrafts and negative balances: What's allowed? in Banking, Insurance & Loans · Sep 20, 2009

Quincy:

I am still working on getting things sorted out. It’s a bit of a process, I suppose. kaže:
If everything were as simple as you make it sound, almost every American citizen wouldn't be stuck in the red. I don't quite believe that everyone is just greedy or lacks basic money management skills.

It really feels like we’re all just being greedy when we're actually just trying to live a normal life. I agree that going into debt only digs a deeper hole, but I work hard and struggle just to provide for my family—it's never enough, though I'm certainly not looking for anything extra. I'm just getting tired of it all.

I honestly feel like everyone is just incompetent when it comes to managing money. About 99% of those losers have no clue what they're doing.

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Insurance claim issues: How to get what you're owed? in Banking, Insurance & Loans · Sep 18, 2009

Amy Lopez14 said:To whom it may concern, I find myself in a bit of a predicament and would greatly appreciate some insight from anyone who actually understands how this works.

I recently committed to a fifteen-year life insurance policy, though I am still waiting on the actual paperwork to arrive, so I don't have the exact specifics regarding my coverage amounts or premium details just yet. However, a sudden development has changed the stakes: the day before yesterday, I suffered a fibula fracture and am currently stuck in a brace, with the very real possibility of needing a full cast shortly. This brings me to my main question: is there any legitimate chance that I can file a claim against this policy to cover my medical expenses or recovery? Furthermore, if such a thing is possible, is there any specific way to navigate the process to ensure the payout is as substantial as it can possibly be?

Thanks in advance

Kids, you aren't ever going to see that insurance money...

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Cash & Bills: Everything you need to know about valid, invalid, or damaged currency in Banking, Insurance & Loans · Oct 30, 2008

I’ve been reading quite a bit about the financial crisis lately. A lot of people seem to think the Chinese yuan is going to gain value, but we don't really have access to it here in the States, do we?

What are your thoughts? If anyone here has more experience with this, do you think it will actually rise?

Also, where would one even go in America to buy Chinese yen?

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