Vanessa
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Car Value
65%
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Rent Payment
24%
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Credit Card Debt
100%
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Student Loan Debt
0%
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Household Income
Not Shared
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Credit Score
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Home Value
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First Home Value
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- Real Name
- Vanessa Durante
- Birthday
- Apr 1985
- Join Date
- May 21, 2008
- Homepage
- --Private--
- Relationship Status
- --Private--
- Location
- New York, NY
- Got Kids?
- None
- What's your day job?
- FiLife intern/law student
- What would you do with a free $100,000?
- Pay for law school! Well... part of it.
Latest Questions Answered
My car was recently involved in a accident.no other auto or bodily injury ...
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Hi Lette,
In an at-fault accident, wher eno other cars are involved, compr...
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Latest Reviews
Average rating:
3.0
On Jul 10, 2008 Vanessa reviewed Ann Taylor Credit Card from Chase
If you love Ann Taylor, why not have this card? True, the rewards system is limited--the points are only redeemable for Ann Taylor Reward Certificates--but at no annual fee, why not rack up the points? For your everyday purchases, you get 1 point per $1 spent, and FOUR points for every $1 you spend at Ann Taylor.
I also love that you can stretch your Ann Taylor Reward Certificates money even… further because they are redeemable not only at regular Ann Taylor stores, but also at Ann Taylor factory stores and Ann Taylor Loft!
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Average rating:
4.5
On Jul 10, 2008 Vanessa reviewed Freedom Points Visa Signature Card from Chase
If you find yourself using your credit card in the same places over and over (gas stations, restaurants, etc.), you can really benefit from this card's generous cash back program. Get 3% cash back in your 3 top spending categories. Plus, your top 15 spending categories will get you TRIPLE reward points.
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Average rating:
3.0
On Jul 10, 2008 Vanessa reviewed Alumni Cards from Bank of America
The alumni cards are a fun way to show your school spirit, and having 0% APR for the first 12 billing cycles is nice (it then increases to 9.9%). But unless you're REALLY passionate about your alma mater, the rewards system isn't that great. The card gives you 1 point for every $1 you spend (and you start out with 2,500 points), but the rewards you can receive by redeeming the points are pret…ty limited--sports merchandise, tickets to sports events at your alma mater, etc. But, if you're big on giving back to your alma mater, the donation given to the college for every purchase you make is a nice perk.
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Latest Questions Asked
I've heard that some states have homestead laws to protect homeowners from ...
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Hey Vanessa, Actually, you must also pay your real estate taxes. You can be...
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Other than my record making credit card and loan payments, what other facto...
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I'm a real estate agent and when I rent someone an apartment, I run a fast ...
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Your credit score can be impacted by hundreds of different things. These "...
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When an employee receives stock options as part of their compensation, and ...
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Vanessa, As far as I know, there is not necessarily any up-front legal requ...
Where there is an "acceleration provision," does that mean that the options...
