SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. – Autoland said yesterday it is extending buy-back policy for used cars bought by its credit unions’ members to up to five days or 500 miles—after the purchase. The company, which claims to be the nation’s oldest credit union car-buying service, also extended its limited warranty for pre-owned vehicles to five months, or 5,000 miles. Autoland officials touted the policy as the ultimate test drive, allowing members to get to know the used cars before committing.
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In their "bridge to wealth" study, Cerulli Associates and Morningstar look at how advisors can turn defined contribution plan participants into individual wealth management clients.
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Acquiring Huron Valley Bancorp will expand Bank of Ann Arbor's footprint in suburban Oakland County and give it a toehold in a part of that market it's been eyeing.
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