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- A Bridgewater vet is launching his own fund. Paul Podolsky, who spent 15 years at Bridgewater Associates, plans to go live with Kate Capital on November 1. The $200 million fund .
- Your credit card is overcharging you. It’s easy for consumers to be lured in by credit-card companies’ glitzy rewards and points. But with the average credit-card interest rate now over 21% — and the hidden fees to boot — card issuers have the power to exploit consumers like never before.
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