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At some schools, the indebtedness of graduates is $200,000 or more. Here are the 10 medical schools where 2012 graduates 3 Myths and 3 Truths About FICO 9 09/25/2014 12:00am • Earlier this year, the company that produces the most widely used credit scores in the world, FICO, announced that its newest scoring model will lessen the impact of medical debt on credit scores. The new model, dubbed FICO 9, is set to replace the previous version later this year. By many accounts 10 Medical Schools Where Grads Have High Debt 09/25/2014 12:00am • The Price of a Medical School DegreeMedical school debt can take years -- or even decades -- to pay off, with many graduates borrowing well over $100,000 to pay tuition and fees. At some schools, the indebtedness of graduates is $200,000 or more. 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About one in every five adults age 25 and older, or about 42 million people, have never married, compared to 10 Medical Schools Where Grads Have High Debt 09/25/2014 12:00am • The Price of a Medical School DegreeMedical school debt can take years -- or even decades -- to pay off, with many graduates borrowing well over $100,000 to pay tuition and fees. At some schools, the indebtedness of graduates is $200,000 or more. Here are the 10 medical schools where 2012 graduates Missouri College Road Trip: College of the Ozarks 09/25/2014 12:00am • A 1973 Wall Street Journal article dubbed College of the Ozarks "Hard Work U." More than 40 years later, students and faculty at this unique Christian college still embrace the name. Banners shout it out from every corner of campus. 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The monikers of wealth -- designers bags, expensive sunglasses and luxury vehicles -- usually help us identify the status of that individual and make seemingly logical assumptions about their lif 3 Myths and 3 Truths About FICO 9 09/25/2014 12:00am • Earlier this year, the company that produces the most widely used credit scores in the world, FICO, announced that its newest scoring model will lessen the impact of medical debt on credit scores. The new model, dubbed FICO 9, is set to replace the previous version later this year. By many accounts How to Decide if You Can Retire Early 09/25/2014 12:00am • When you ask a seasoned financial planner if you can retire early, he or she is most likely to ask you how you define both "retire" and "early." Helen Hogan, an investment advisor with Sunset Financial Services, based in Red Bank, New Jersey, says clients often open a conversation about early retir The 8 Biggest Myths About Rich People 09/25/2014 12:00am • When we see rich people, either in our daily lives or in the media, we have assumptions about them. The monikers of wealth -- designers bags, expensive sunglasses and luxury vehicles -- usually help us identify the status of that individual and make seemingly logical assumptions about their lifesty