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Card companies are increasingly rolling out new cards with lengthier terms and confusing cash-back rewards programs. To combat the complexity, we ranked some of the best cash-back cards depending on a user’s specific spending habits and requirements from a new card.

Here are the three best cash-back card perks, and five cards that provide some of those perks.

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Three years after Malaysia Airlines Flight 370’s unresolved disappearance sparked efforts to implement new flight-data recorder technology, the global aviation community is deadlocked over the best way to ensure investigators will have timely access to vital clues in future crashes.
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Hey guys I like to do covered calls but I have easier time with rolling and strike choosing when I use puts.

So normally I sell “naked” puts (they are not so naked since I do have the cash to cover 70% of the position and the rest in margin).

My problem with this strategy is that I have piles of dollars just sitting as cash in my account and I do not like it very much, feels like the money isn’t working.

Is there a way to do a very very safe short termed investment so I’ll collect a…

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I am a new trader. I day trade, typically around 6,000 shares a day.
I would consider myself more of a scalper.

I never add liquidity to the market, I simply take it. I buy at ask and sell on bid.
And trade very quickly so I cannot worry myself over the routes.

1) Would it be more beneficial for me to go with the fixed 0.005/share or tiered 0.0035/share?
2) Once I increase my volume and can receive a tiered fee of 0.002/share, would this be more beneficial or fixed at 0.005/share

Global stockholder communication platform Broadridge is now building two blockchain-based proxy voting solutions, along with several other apps.

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In February, news broke that StreetEasy’s parent company Zillow was planning to introduce in New York City a program called Premier Agent, a lucrative lead-generation tool that the company had been using in other markets for some time. The controversial program leads consumers to agents who advertise, instead of those who actually have the listing on a property — and it’s caused an uproar among the brokerage community. Several top brokers have spoken out against it, the […]

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Western Alliance Bancorporation (NYSE: WAL) has $17 billion in assets and is the 74th largest bank in the United States. It does not (yet) get much attention from Wall Street, so it can be an opportunity for regular investors.

It operates primarily in California, Nevada, and Arizona, and is a leader in multiple niche markets:

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