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1 - As I’m entering retirement, should I consider a financial advisor and how do I go about finding one?

2 - Why was I declined for a new credit card even though my score is over 800?

3 - What are some tips to keep me from busting my budget every single month?

4 - Should I consider financing a medical expense with a provider like CareCredit?

5 - Is an employer match worth it when a variable annuity is the only investment option?

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