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The Single Biggest Lie of Trump’s Tax Plan
Stacy Johnson on September 22, 2017
Trump’s not the only politician to ever fudge the facts, but his statements on tax reform give new meaning to the expression.
18 Simple Ways to Slam the Brakes on Impulse Buys
Marilyn Lewis on September 21, 2017
Compulsive shopping and impulse purchases can jeopardize your finances and your relationships. These tips, strategies and skills will help you get on a better path.
Hurricanes, Earthquakes, Floods and Wildfires: Are You Covered?
Marilyn Lewis on September 21, 2017
Homeowners insurance pays off in some disasters, but it has surprising gaps. Don’t wait until you’re wading through your living room to find out what they are.
Obamacare Open Enrollment Period for 2018 Cut Short
Karla Bowsher on September 20, 2017
Are you prepared for the 2018 open enrollment period? It could be over before you know it.
7 Simple Household Hacks for Things You Do Every Day
Donna Freedman on September 20, 2017
Save cash and hassles on daily tasks with these easy tricks.
Fewer Americans Enjoying These 3 Financial Perks of Marrying
Karla Bowsher on September 19, 2017
The marriage rate has plummeted in the U.S. That’s too bad, because singles are missing out on some great financial benefits.
This Is the State Where the Gender Pay Gap is Smallest
Karla Bowsher on September 18, 2017
Women’s gender pay gap ranges across the U.S. from as wide as 70 cents for every dollar a man makes to as narrow as 89 cents. Find out where your state ranks.
7 Ways to Quickly Burn 100 Calories This Fall
Melissa Neiman on September 18, 2017
As summer fades and temperatures drop, the temptation to skip your workout may grow. But these autumn activities will have you torching 100 calories in as little as 10 minutes.
3 Wise Ways to Protect Your Social Security Number Today
Karla Bowsher on September 18, 2017
Safeguarding your SSN is critical to avoiding identity theft. Here are three preventive steps you may not know about.
6 Smart Steps to Buying Your First Car
Allison Martin on September 18, 2017
Buying a car can be thrilling — and a bit scary, especially the first time around. Here’s a guide to help you get the best deal.
Name That Ad: Can You ID These 21 Classic Slogans and Jingles?
Gael F. Cooper on September 18, 2017
If you have a TV commercial from your youth stuck in your head, you are not alone! Take our quiz and see if you can name these classic advertising efforts.
Compare the Top-Selling Car in Each State
Nancy Dunham on September 16, 2017
Is your state one of the many that favor the world’s most popular truck, or are drivers there busting out in the other fast-rising vehicles?
Best Colleges for 2018 Include Several ‘Value’ Schools
Karla Bowsher on September 13, 2017
U.S. News & World Report’s latest annual ranking of the best colleges in the nation includes new data on alumni salaries.
4 Essentials for Surviving the Rest of Hurricane ​Season
Marilyn Lewis on September 12, 2017
We just received two unwanted reminders of how dangerous hurricanes can be. Here’s how to prepare for the rest of the storm season.
Watch This — The Debt Limit Explained
Money Talks News on September 12, 2017
Everybody’s talking about the debt limit, but do they really understand it? You will after watching this video.
8 Spectacularly Scenic Road Trips for Enjoying Fall Foliage
Karla Bowsher on September 11, 2017
You can find travel-worthy displays of color nestled in breathtaking natural surroundings across the U.S. These scenic byways are proof.
11 Essential Money Lessons Every College Student Needs to Learn
Allison Martin on September 11, 2017
Many students are away from home and faced with handling their finances for the first time. Here’s a quick Money 101 course.
Pop Quiz: Will the Insurance Company Pay for It or Not?
Maryalene LaPonsie on September 8, 2017
You might be surprised at some of the losses that your insurance company won’t cover when disaster strikes. Test your knowledge before it’s too late.
Equifax Data Breach: Why You Should Be Concerned and What to Do
Kari Huus on September 8, 2017
Criminals accessed sensitive personal data for as many as 143 million U.S. consumers — that’s close to half the population.
What Employers Know About Your Online Activity
Karla Bowsher on September 7, 2017
The boss probably knows more than you realize about what you do on company computers and phones. Here’s the scoop.
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