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1 Currency Exchange Provided Services Consumer Economics Graduation Requirement Senior Seminar 2013-2014

2 Currency Exchange Provided Services Money Gram / Western Union / Wire Transfer Pay Utilities: Gas, Electric, Water Cash Checks Buy/Cash Money Orders Buy Stamps Buy Bus Cards / CTA-Pace Atm’s Buy City Sticker Exchange Domestic /Foreign Currency Fax Services

3 Currency Exchange Provided Services Notary Public- Notarized Letter License Plate Renewel Income Tax Preparations Birth/Marriage/Death Certificates Private Mail Box Auto Insurance Open 24/7 (sometimes) Photo Copies Direct Deposit

4 Currency Exchange Provided Services Prepaid Debit/Credit Card Auto title / Registration Transfers

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