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What Teens Really Think About Money

What Teens Really Think About Money

Feb 09, 2011 - In an essay contest, high schoolers wrote about their innermost thoughts about cash. The results were much more mature than you might think.

Money in a Minute: Headlines for Feb. 8, 2011

Money in a Minute: Headlines for Feb. 8, 2011

Feb 08, 2011 - In today's roundup: Sugar prices and credit card use are going up, but Ford's reputation and federal tax rates are going down. Meanwhile, you can check if your county is an economically good place to live.

The Week in Review: Funny Money Stories

The Week in Review: Funny Money Stories

Feb 07, 2011 - Here are some amusing developments that the staff here at Money Talks News was talking about this week, but we never got around to writing about...

15 Sexy Tips to Save on Valentine’s Day

15 Sexy Tips to Save on Valentine’s Day

Feb 07, 2011 - Being romantic and being frugal don't have to be mutually exclusive. Whether it's flowers, dinner, or jewelry, use these 15 tips to impress your Valentine as well as your savings.

Money in a Minute: Headlines for Feb. 7, 2011

Money in a Minute: Headlines for Feb. 7, 2011

Feb 07, 2011 - In today's roundup: Protests in Egypt cost millions, electric cars could save you thousands, and the trade deficit is worsening because we're doing better.

Money in a Minute: Headlines For Feb. 4, 2011

Money in a Minute: Headlines For Feb. 4, 2011

Feb 04, 2011 - In today's roundup: The unemployment rate falls, Money buys happiness, Super Bowl commercials, Ford recall, Google jobs, rising prices, and mooching Wi-Fi.

Money in a Minute: Headlines For Feb. 3, 2011

Money in a Minute: Headlines For Feb. 3, 2011

Feb 03, 2011 - In today's roundup: Egypt turmoil affects airfares, the job market is improving, bargains abound on flat-screen TVs, the economy takes a snow day, and more from the world of money today.

Money in a Minute: Headlines For Feb. 2, 2011

Money in a Minute: Headlines For Feb. 2, 2011

Feb 02, 2011 - In today's roundup: Chevy's Volt shocks Nissan's Leaf, Dow tops 12,000, mortgage fees increase, AT&T is accused of overcharging, and the unbanked are finding financial services at an unlikely place.

The 10 Most Popular American Dogs

The 10 Most Popular American Dogs

Feb 01, 2011 - The American Kennel Club has just announced the top dog breeds in the nation. And there are some surprises.

Money in a Minute: Today’s Top Headlines From the World of Money

Money in a Minute: Today’s Top Headlines From the World of Money

Jan 31, 2011 - In today's roundup: Shaky stocks, food prices may be going up to stay, silver outshines gold as an investment, Ford is driving home the profits... and more news you can use.

Money in a Minute: Today’s Top Headlines From the World of Money

Money in a Minute: Today’s Top Headlines From the World of Money

Jan 28, 2011 - In today's roundup: More people are buying homes, good news on unemployment, Chevy Volt goes national, digital book sales now surpassing paperbacks, gold isn't glittering... and the biggest one-year investment gain in history.

Money in a Minute: Today’s Top Headlines From the World of Money

Money in a Minute: Today’s Top Headlines From the World of Money

Jan 27, 2011 - More jobs are disappearing, Social Security is evaporating, and minivans are being recalled. But there's also good news today – about car loans, smart phones, and football.

4 Ways to Protect Against Old-School Identity Theft

4 Ways to Protect Against Old-School Identity Theft

Jan 25, 2011 - Identity theft doesn’t just happen through your computer. Otherwise savvy Americans are getting ripped off the old-fashioned way: through the U.S. mail.

Week in Review: Starbucks, Budgets, and the State Department

Week in Review: Starbucks, Budgets, and the State Department

Jan 24, 2011 - Here are some of the amusing news stories we talked about in the office last week but didn't get around to writing...

How to Be a Budget-Conscious Bride in 2011

How to Be a Budget-Conscious Bride in 2011

Jan 19, 2011 - The recession may have put an end to many elaborate wedding plans, but young brides have come up with some cost-cutting measures that are creative and tech-friendly.

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