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Library: Korean | Choosing a Wireless Service Provider (Korean) . The wireless world offers broad choices among service providers, calling plans, and phones. Low-priced equipment and rates make wireless calling affordable for many individuals and families. Plus, today's cell phone is not just for talking - it can be used to snap photos, surf the Internet, send email, play games, and more. With so much to choose from, it can be a challenge to figure out what's best for you. Filed Under: Telecom/TV Wireless on Oct 03, 2006

Library: Korean | How to send money home (Korean) Tips for transferring money abroad . Many immigrants send some of their earnings to relatives and friends in their home countries. There are several ways to transfer money overseas. This publication explains the different types of companies that can help with this task. Filed Under: Banking on Jan 25, 2006

Library: Korean | Poor Credit means Higher Interest Rates - How to avoid bad loans (Korean) . This brochure addresses "subprime" loans offered to people with credit problems. While consumers with poor credit can find fairly priced mortgages, car loans and credit cards at higher-than-average rates, this population is easily victimized by very bad deals called predatory lending. This brochure covers illegal lending practices, warning signs of bad loans, how to avoid becoming a victim, filing a compaint and resources for advice and assistance. Filed Under: Credit on Apr 01, 2004

Library: Korean | Telemarketers : Do Not Call (Korean) A new way to limit unwanted sales calls. Are you tired of unwanted telemarketing calls? Now there is a new government tool to help stop unwanted calls. The National Do Not Call Registry is a free list you can join to limit calls to your home and cell phone for five years. "Telemarketers: Do Not Call!" explains how easy it is to put your name on the registry, what you should expect when you register and how to deal with unwanted telemarketing calls. Filed Under: Telecom/TV on Jul 14, 2003

Library: Korean | Banking Basics - You can bank on it (Korean) . A brochure that provides a simple introduction to the main services offered by banks and credit unions, including checking accounts, savings accounts, certificates of deposit and debit cards. It also covers opening an account and resolving problems. Filed Under: Banking on Oct 01, 2002

Library: Korean | Giving Yourself Some Credit (Korean) . An illustrated fact sheet describing what credit is, how to obtain it, and how to use it. Also describes credit ratings, credit bureaus, and the importance of consumers periodically reviewing a copy of their credit report for accuracy. Explains the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. Filed Under: Credit on Apr 02, 1993

Library: Korean | Surviving and Controlling Debt (Korean) Know What You Want. An illustrated fact sheet that discusses the importance of managing debt so that it does not become a problem. Explains debt danger signals and how to reduce debt. Also explains collection agencies, debt counseling, and bankruptcy. Filed Under: Banking Money Management on Apr 02, 1993

Library: Korean | Banking Basics (Korean) Checking Account Check List. An illustrated fact sheet that explains how to open a checking account. Explains different kinds of accounts and their fees, check processing, automatic deposit and bill paying, and ATM/debit cards. Filed Under: Banking Money Management on Apr 02, 1993

Library: Korean | Budgeting and Planning (Korean) Building a Better Future. An illustrated fact sheet explaining how to control financial problems by budgeting and planning. Explains the functions of a budget, how to do a cash flow analysis, and how to create a workable budget. Also describes how to stick to a budget and make it work. Filed Under: Banking Money Management on Apr 02, 1993

Library: Korean | California Immigrants and Credit (Korean) . A fact sheet designed to explain credit to California immigrants: how to qualify for it, how to use it properly, and how to avoid problems. Discusses creditors, credit history, credit bureaus, scams, and abuses. Includes a short glossary of credit terms and a listing of community resources for further information. Filed Under: Credit on Apr 01, 1993