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Having too many teachers in the applicant pool is a problem many states would like to have nowadays. However, in Colorado the deep list of candidates is creating a backlog that is leaving prospective teachers in the cold. According to Education

Many of the nation's biggest banks may soon take measures to increase their revenue in the wake of new federal mandates that curb added fees on checking accounts. Already, JP Morgan Chase has announced new $5 fees at ATMs. That means non-Chase

A city in Florida will hold a public seminar that aims to teach residents the proper practices of credit risk management. The Orlando Sun Sentinel reports that the Delray Beach and the Consumer Credit Management Services will host a program

A short term lending bill moving through the Iowa Senate is unlikely to succeed, according to the Iowa Independent. The measure, which would cap lending interest rates at 36 percent, has received widespread support from state legislators, but is

Small business owners with poor credit may be able to improve their scores by securing a microloan or other form of short-term financing, Inc. magazine reports.A small loan that ranges from $500 to $35,000 may be well-suited for companies with