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Thursday, December 21, 2017 - 11:45am

Ragnar Nation – we want to hear from you!

Please take just a few minutes out of your day to help make Ragnar better. We know it is a busy time of year, but here are two great reasons to take this survey: 

  1. Your opinion matters to us. We want to make Ragnar even better in 2018 – and your voice is critical to making that happen. 
     
  2. Recent unscientific research has shown that Ragnarians are smarter, better-looking and more intelligent than the average individual. Please tell us a bit about yourself so we can convince others of these facts.   

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Inside Judicial Watch: Our Fight to Stop Voter Fraud & Defend Election Integrity
 

 

December 20, 2017 - 32:45 - In this installment of "Inside Judicial Watch," host Jerry Dunleavy joins Robert Popper to discuss Judicial Watch’s latest court battles for clean and fair elections while combating voter fraud across America.

Robert is the Director of JW’s Election Integrity Project and has garnered numerous professional awards, including the Justice Department’s prestigious Special Commendation Award for Outstanding Service.

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Roughly 45% of Americans make New Year’s Resolutions each January, and since money is our top stressor, it’s clear that many of them will be financial in nature. In recognition of that, WalletHub today announced its 10 Financial Resolutions for 2018 to help as many people as possible reach top financial fitness in the new year. This report comes on the heels of WalletHub’s 8 Financial Predictions for 2018, helping to provide a roadmap for financial improvement after the ball drops.

Below you can find a quick rundown of our resolutions, which are based in part on conversations with a panel of leading finance and consumer psychology experts.

  1. Sign Up for Credit Monitoring
  2. Pay Bills Right After Receiving Your Paycheck
  3. Repay 20% of Your Credit Card Debt
  4. Use Different Credit Cards for Everyday Purchases & Debt
  5. Add One Month’s Pay to Your Emergency Fund
  6. Improve Your Credit Score by 20 Points
  7. Get an A in WalletLiteracy
  8. Focus on Your Physical Health
  9. Make a Realistic Budget & Stick to It
  10. Look for a Better Job

For additional context and advice related to each resolution, plus a complete Q&A with our panel of experts, please visit:  https://wallethub.com/blog/financial-new-years-resolutions/9202/
  

 

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