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How to Avoid the Latest ATM Scam
Krystal Steinmetz on July 17, 2014
Here’s what you should know to protect yourself against new ATM skimming devices.
The Most and Least Expensive Public Universities
Krystal Steinmetz on July 17, 2014
The Department of Education released its annual rankings.
10 Ideas to Cut Your Travel Costs by 50 Percent
Maryalene LaPonsie on March 3, 2021
No matter where you’re headed this summer, we have advice to help you save money while traveling. Check out our big list of 10 money-saving ideas that will work in Worcester, Mass., Waikiki Beach and all points in between.
For Quality Food and Savings, You Don’t Need a Grocery Store
Kimberly Winkowitsch on July 17, 2014
If you’re looking for some nontraditional options for purchasing inexpensive and nutritious foods, we have some ideas for you.
What Really Happens If I Bounce a Check?
Guest Blogger on July 17, 2014
Most people know they shouldn’t bounce checks. Besides causing embarrassment, if you don’t deal with a bounced check, it can cause you a lot of problems.
175 Hazardous Chemicals Found in Food Packaging
Krystal Steinmetz on July 16, 2014
A recent study shows that some food packaging contains chemicals known to cause cancer and other health problems.
Home Depot Gets Into the 3-D Printer Business
Krystal Steinmetz on July 16, 2014
MakerBot 3-D printers are now available through the home-improvement giant.
Make Money by Helping Your Friends Make Money
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 16, 2014
If you’re willing to reach out to help your friends live a more rewarding life, you could win $500, and so could one of them.
Should You Let Your Boss Make Your 401(k) Picks?
Marilyn Lewis on July 16, 2014
Some companies are seizing control of employees’ 401(k) investment choices. If yours does, watch out for these five mistakes.
Could Huge Cookie Boost Pizza Hut’s Sales?
Krystal Steinmetz on July 15, 2014
The pizza chain is hoping to increase sales by rolling out an 8-inch chocolate chip cookie pizza.
Some Stores Trick You With Fake ‘Sales’
Krystal Steinmetz on July 15, 2014
Retailers’ advertised sale prices may really not be that great of a deal.
Inheriting Real Estate? New Rules Protect You
Marilyn Lewis on July 15, 2014
New mortgage rules this year inadvertently created a big problem for those who inherit a home and a mortgage. Now that’s been fixed.
10 Signs You Need to Update Your Car Insurance Policy
Guest Blogger on November 2, 2020
If you fail to review your coverage, you could be missing out on discounts or have insufficient coverage.
Your Doctor May Know All of Your Unhealthy Little Secrets
Krystal Steinmetz on July 14, 2014
Some hospitals are using patients’ credit card data to identify patients at risk for poor health.
Isis Wallet Is Changing its Name to Avoid Confusion with ISIS
Krystal Steinmetz on July 14, 2014
It appears Isis has a branding issue, now that it shares the same name as a well-known terrorist group.
What Your Credit Card Number Means
Guest Blogger on July 14, 2014
Credit cards numbers are like vehicle identification numbers or VINs, in that each digit has importance.
New Reverse Mortgage Rules Protect Widow(er)s From Eviction
Marilyn Lewis on July 22, 2014
The rules for buying the most common reverse mortgages are changing to protect borrowers. That’s a mixed blessing, though, and not everyone’s covered.
9 Surprising Ways Identity Theft Can Hurt You
Guest Blogger on July 14, 2014
It can affect your employment, your insurance rates and your medical care, among other facets of your life, and also land you in jail.
U.S. Teens Don’t Know Jack About Finances
Krystal Steinmetz on July 11, 2014
A recent study shows that American teenagers trail many of their global peers when it comes to financial literacy.
FTC Sues Amazon for Letting Kids Spend Parents’ Money
Krystal Steinmetz on July 11, 2014
The Federal Trade Commission says the online retailer has billed parents for millions of dollars of unauthorized app purchases by their children.
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