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Survey: Lending cash to loved ones ends badly for nearly half of Americans
Most Americans have assisted a friend or family member by lending cash, credit cards or by co-signing a financial product.
Most Americans have assisted a friend or family member by lending cash, credit cards or by co-signing a financial product.
Survey finds too many of us are not budgeting and struggling to stay afloat.
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