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The hip-hop mogul reduces monthly fees on his prepaid RushCards by as much as 40% as customer base expands.
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High debt isn't necessarily a sign of financial trouble. Residents in some states with high debt also have relatively high incomes and high credit scores.
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is worth about $200 million. Where would that rank him on the list of the nation's richest presidents?
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