Consumer Reports Money & Shopping Blog: Don’t write off the check just yet
This is an interesting article from Consumer Reports. I'm curious. Do you still write checks?
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Gold parties held in peoples homes usually pay the host a commission, on the total sales of the party. The payout at gold parties may be less than a jeweler or metals refiner may offer.
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