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7 Charities Offering the Biggest Bang for the Buck
Stephen Black on December 23, 2014
Whether your passion is animals, veterans or the environment, here’s a list of charities where your money will do the most good.
What Is Middle Class, Anyway?
Bob Sullivan on December 23, 2014
Here’s why many middle-income families feel that they’re falling behind.
Now You Can Create a Personalized List of the Best Places to Retire
Krystal Steinmetz on December 22, 2014
A new interactive map by Zillow helps you find the perfect place to retire, depending on your personal preferences.
These Airlines Are Most Likely to Lose (or Otherwise Mishandle) Your Bags
Krystal Steinmetz on December 22, 2014
If you want to arrive at your destination with your luggage in hand, here are the airlines that are best and worst at taking care of your checked bags.
Does T-Mobile Owe You a Refund for Unauthorized Charges?
Krystal Steinmetz on December 22, 2014
The nation’s fourth-largest wireless carrier has agreed to pony up at least $90 million to provide customer refunds for unwanted charges in a mobile cramming case. Here’s how you can get your money.
The Single Woman’s Path to a Happy Retirement
Maryalene LaPonsie on December 22, 2014
Money matters are slightly different for women when they’re flying solo. Find out why saving while living the single life is a challenge, plus five suggestions you can put into practice today.
18 Christmas Gifts for the Travel Lover on Your List
Allison Martin on December 22, 2014
Whether the traveler on your Christmas list likes flying in style or backpacking through the wilderness, we’ve got you covered.
The Most Irritating Airline Passengers Have Been Identified
Krystal Steinmetz on December 22, 2014
A new airplane etiquette survey by Expedia reveals the behaviors that are most likely to annoy other passengers.
Get Your Amazon Prime Order in 60 Minutes (in Manhattan)
Krystal Steinmetz on December 22, 2014
Amazon just launched Prime Now in Manhattan, offering a one-hour delivery service on many household items.
Many Americans Are Eager to Book a Trip to Cuba
Krystal Steinmetz on December 19, 2014
The White House’s announcement that relaxed travel restrictions are coming has prompted interest in travel to the Caribbean island to spike.
Here’s Why We Have a Lawless Gotcha Capitalism Economy
Bob Sullivan on December 19, 2014
It all comes down to four words: No material financial impact. Let me explain.
9 Christmas Gifts That Keep Giving All Year
Allison Martin on December 19, 2014
Give the special people in your life a subscription and they’ll get something they love every month, all year long.
Consumer Reports Doesn’t Recommend Gift Cards — Here’s Why
Krystal Steinmetz on December 18, 2014
Although gift cards are the go-to gift, they have a lot of drawbacks. We’ll tell you why cash or a check may be a better option.
Federal Watchdog says Sprint Allowed Millions in Unauthorized Charges on Consumers’ Bills
Krystal Steinmetz on January 29, 2015
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has filed suit against the country’s third-largest wireless carrier for alleged phone bill cramming.
Java Hack: Coffee Lovers Outsmart Keurig’s K-Cup Technology
Krystal Steinmetz on December 18, 2014
It seems that all you need is the top of a Keurig K-Cup, scissors and tape, and you can hack Keurig’s new coffee maker into brewing whatever off-brand coffee you want.
15 Tips for Taking Fabulous Smartphone Photos
Jeffrey Trull on December 18, 2014
Christmas is around the corner. Take a few minutes and learn how to make the best possible memories.
Dropping Off Your Rental Car Doesn’t Mean You’re Off the Hook
Christopher Elliott on December 18, 2014
Customers have been surprised by huge bills from car rental companies. Here’s why this is happening.
7 Ways to Beat Extra Airline Fees
Guest Blogger on December 18, 2014
Preparation can keep your airfare at its advertised price. Here’s how to avoid the airline fees that can add to your travel costs.
Congress Extends Tax Break for Troubled Homeowners, But Headaches Aren’t Over
Guest Blogger on December 18, 2014
Forgiven debt that’s considered taxable income can result in more debt for consumers. But Congress has extended a break that helps some former homeowners.
11 Gifts College Students Will Love
Allison Martin on December 18, 2014
Looking for a last-minute gift for that special student? The good news is they need plenty of stuff and some of it is cheap.
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