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MoviePass Lowers Fee That Lets You Watch Unlimited Movies in Theaters
Karla Bowsher on August 18, 2017A subscription service for movies shown in traditional theaters now costs just $9.95 each month.
Why More Workers and Retirees Are Paying Income Tax Penalties
Karla Bowsher on August 17, 2017Uncle Sam has been hitting a lot more tax filers with fines for underpaying taxes. Here’s what independent workers, baby boomers and other investors must know to avoid this fate.
Watch This — The History of Consumerism in a Nutshell
Money Talks News on August 15, 2017Is it possible for a culture to be virtuous at the same time that it shops till it drops? Find out the answer.
8 Signs You’re a Shopaholic — and What to Do About It
Renee Morad on August 10, 2017There’s nothing wrong with a little shopping — unless it becomes an obsession. See if you need help curbing your habit.
$100 Goes a Long Way in This State — Where Does Yours Rank?
Karla Bowsher on August 9, 2017The true value of a paycheck might make you richer — or poorer — than you think. Here’s why this new data is another reason not to try to keep up with the Joneses.
13 Easy Ways to Cut Food Waste and Save Money
Karla Bowsher on August 8, 2017The average American wastes hundreds of dollars’ worth of food every year. Reclaim that money with these easy tips.
4 of the 10 Largest U.S. Real Estate Markets Are Now ‘Overvalued’
Karla Bowsher on August 6, 2017Home prices are rising nationwide, but these markets might be flashing a warning signal.
50 Ways to Make a Fast $50 (or Lots More!)
Stacy Johnson on August 5, 2017Need to make a quick buck?
How to Avoid Getting Soaked by a Flood-Damaged Vehicle
Hiram Reisner on August 1, 2017Buyer beware: Vehicles that look fine but are actually at the end of the road from water damage tend to show up on used car lots across the country after floods.
8 Great Apps to Send College Students to the Head of the Class
Gael F. Cooper on August 1, 2017These awesome tools can help students grapple with an array of unavoidable tasks — from getting up in the morning to building a bibliography.
The 10 Most Commonly Stolen Vehicles in America
Karla Bowsher on July 31, 2017The latest list of “hot wheels” shows two vehicles remain favorites of thieves. It also reveals how to protect your own car from theft.
Have Too Much Stuff? 10 Ways to Cut the Cost of Self-Storage
Brandon Ballenger on July 27, 2017There are times when storage space may be necessary, but don’t spend thousands to keep stuff you don’t really care about.
The Number of Renters Reaches a 50-Year High — but Should You Buy Instead?
Karla Bowsher on July 21, 2017A house is not a surefire investment. Weigh key factors to determine whether you are better off renting or owning.
6 Reasons I’m No Fan of Suze Orman and You Shouldn’t Be Either
Stacy Johnson on July 21, 2017Personal finance guru Suze Orman has a huge following. But beware: The self-proclaimed expert has a track record that suggests more sizzle than steak.
FBI Warns Families About Toys That Risk ‘Identity Fraud’
Karla Bowsher on July 19, 2017Smart toys and other entertainment devices that connect to the internet can jeopardize security and safety. Here’s how to protect your household.
DIY Air Conditioning for Under 10 Bucks, and More Hot Tips for Staying Cool
Jim Gold on July 19, 2017A cheap trick with an ice chest will help keep you cool all summer — and that could keep you healthy.
Hidden Parking Costs Rob Drivers of Hundreds of Dollars Each Year
Karla Bowsher on July 17, 2017Americans are wasting more than they likely realize every time they search for parking.
How to Pick the Best Credit Union for You
Jim Gold on July 15, 2017Besides the obvious need to compare rates and fees, here are some other factors you should check out to get maximum service, security and convenience.
10 Top Tips for Saving on Your Vacation Cruise
Brandon Ballenger on July 12, 2017Cruise travel can be a grand adventure — but the price tag can get out of hand if you’re not careful. We’ve got advice from a cruise expert on sailing, and saving, on the high seas.
4 Critical Questions Retirees Must Ask Themselves Before Moving
Marilyn Lewis on July 6, 2017Are you considering relocating for retirement? Be sure to first ponder these questions if you hope to enjoy a high quality of life throughout your golden years.
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