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‘Tis the Season for Divorce
Krystal Steinmetz on January 6, 2015
The number of people filing for divorce surges by a third more than average in January.
The Big Scams and Security Threats to Watch Out for in 2015
Guest Blogger on January 6, 2015
Scammers will take advantage of new technologies to try to steal our identities and our money.
Conniving Americans Trick Retailers Out of $3.8B in Fraudulent Holiday Returns
Krystal Steinmetz on January 5, 2015
Return fraud costs U.S. retailers billions each year. How are scammers getting away with it?
America’s Brainiest Cities
Krystal Steinmetz on January 5, 2015
Boulder, Colo., is the most educated city in the U.S., according to 24/7 Wall St. What cities make up the remainder of America’s top 10 smartest cities’ list? And what cities have the dubious distinction of landing on the list of the least educated cities?
Have You Paid With Plastic at Chick-fil-A? Your Info Could Be Compromised
Krystal Steinmetz on January 5, 2015
The popular chicken chain has admitted to a “potential data breach” at some of its restaurants.
9 Ways to Profit From Broken Electronics
Angela Colley on January 5, 2015
Even broken electronics have resale value. Here’s how to squeeze a bit of money from them.
The Retirement Plan You’d Desperately Want … If You Knew About It
Maryalene LaPonsie on April 6, 2017
We’re talking about employee stock ownership plans. Here’s what you should know if your company plans to offer one.
10 Signs You’ve Gone From Frugal to Cheap
Guest Blogger on January 5, 2015
Watching your spending is good, unless you find yourself stooping to these habits.
A New Study Suggests That Fast Food Hinders Kids’ Learning
Krystal Steinmetz on January 29, 2015
A new study indicates that eating fast food on a regular basis does more than increase the number on the scale. It may be stunting children’s academic growth.
Shake Shack: A Tastier Burger and Better-Than-Average Fast-Food Pay
Krystal Steinmetz on January 2, 2015
The popular New York-based burger chain has pledged to pay its workers more than the industry standard.
2 Services That Protect Grandma From Money-Stealing Scams
Krystal Steinmetz on January 2, 2015
There are services available to help stop elder fraud in its tracks. Could they help you or someone you know?
Most Career Paths Stink Now. So How Do You Steer Your Kids?
Bob Sullivan on January 2, 2015
The professions that used to provide a good living are no longer so lucrative. So what will your child do when she or he grows up? Will your hopes for your child be dashed?
15 Apps to Totally Organize Your Life
Allison Martin on January 1, 2015
Feeling frazzled? Spend a few minutes with these apps and meet the new, organized you.
New Year, New You, New Us
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 1, 2015
If you think we’re a trusted source for consumer and personal finance news, you’re right. But we’re becoming much more.
The 10 States With the Highest Credit Card Delinquency Rates
Guest Blogger on January 1, 2015
Missing credit card bill payments will seriously hurt your credit score, but the sooner you get back on track, the less of an impact it will have.
When Death Comes Calling: 5 Things to Do After a Terminal Diagnosis
Maryalene LaPonsie on December 31, 2014
No one wants to think about money when they’re dying, but making some smart financial decisions at the end of your life can be a final gift to your loved ones.
Hey, What’s This ‘Disposition’ Fee From Hyundai?
Christopher Elliott on December 31, 2014
When Kim DeBiase ends her lease for a Hyundai Sonata, the dealership demands a $400 payment for a “disposition” fee. And that puts her in a bad disposition. Does she really have to fork over the money?
7 Reasons to Use a Dashboard Camera
Guest Blogger on November 2, 2020
A dash cam car insurance discount doesn’t yet exist, but recording your drive may still help keep your car insurance rates down.
Which College Offers the Best Value? The Answer May Surprise You
Krystal Steinmetz on December 30, 2014
Kiplinger Personal Finance ranked the best values in public and private colleges across the country.
Got the Sniffles? Skip the Zinc and Vitamin C
Krystal Steinmetz on December 30, 2014
Consumer Reports said taking zinc and vitamin C when you have a cold may actually make things worse. We’ll tell you why.
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