Finances
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College graduates and money management
CommentHelping new college grads become financially independent.
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Curb your spending habits
CommentWe've got some tips on how to keep your shopping habits in check.
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Staying out of debt this holiday season and why you should skip Black Friday
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Financial guru Dani Johnson explains how to stay out of debt during the holidays and into 2012.
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Capital Insider: Finding financial happiness and the debate over creating jobs
CommentA few quick and easy steps that will save you money without changing your lifestyle. Plus, we host a heated debate over job creation and a look at which political party is doing better when it comes to the economy.
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Keeping an eye on your money during the Wall Street rollercoaster
CommentWall street may be sending the stock market on a rollercoaster, but that doesn't mean you should sell.
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Women, retirement and finances
CommentDo you know who is watching over your money and how it is invested? If you don't, you should.
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NewsChannel 8 exclusive: One-on-one with the U.S. Postmaster General
CommentExclusive interview with the U.S. Postmaster General
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Postal Vision 20/20 holds a conference to try to save the Postal Service
CommentSocial media and internet gurus reach out to postal service employees to help USPS get out of financial trouble.
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All things financial: a money manager breaks down taxes and high gas prices
CommentJohn Ferguson, of MyMoneyManager.com, breaks down what Federal Reserve changes mean for you
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Arlington NAACP making inroads on finances, membership
The Arlington branch of the NAACP is making positive strides toward financial solvency.
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Audit findings presented to Brunswick council
Michele Mills, a CPA with the accounting firm Draper and McGinley, was on hand at the Dec. 14 council meeting to present the company's findings from the fiscal 2010 audit of the city
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Adults still get financial lessons from their parents
Just because their children grow up doesn't mean parents can't stop teaching them a thing or two, particularly about finances.
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Bulova requests $5 million from VDOT for widening Route 236
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chair Sharon Bulova has asked the state to spend some of its budget surplus on road projects in Northern Virginia.
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8th graders get a test run in adult finance
All Fairfax County 8th graders will get a chance to use the hands-on facility.
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Behind the Career: Mary Lou Christy talks about her success
Mary Lou Christy Position: Senior vice president of the Collingwood Group, a District-based strategic investment and advisory firm serving the financial services industry.
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D.C. finances "worse than we thought," says Jack Evans
D.C. finances are worse than we though...
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$20M in financing for 2033 K Street in D.C.
Cassidy Turley has arranged a ten-year, fixed rate loan for 2033 K Street located in Washington, D.C.
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Lower federal funding puts D.C. in red
The cash-strapped D.C. government is $34 million in the hole for 2011 — a month before the fiscal year begins — because District officials banked on Congress, and Congress didn’t come through.
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