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What Dads Really Want for Father’s Day
Krystal Steinmetz on June 4, 2014
A new survey shows fewer consumers buy gifts for their dad on Father’s Day than for Mom on Mother’s Day.
Job Application Rejected? It Might Be Your Spelling
Krystal Steinmetz on June 4, 2014
So, how well do you spell? A Washington Post quiz will give you an opportunity to find out.
Your Credit Score Can Make You More Attractive
Krystal Steinmetz on June 4, 2014
A new Experian survey reveals that financial responsibility and openness about credit scores can make or break a relationship.
Worst States for Banking in 2014
Guest Blogger on June 4, 2014
If you live in one of these states and find banking difficult, it’s probably not your imagination.
$15 Minimum Wage? Seattle Says Yes
Krystal Steinmetz on June 3, 2014
The Seattle City Council has approved a new minimum wage that will be phased in over several years.
Skin Rash? You Might Be Allergic to Your Cellphone
Krystal Steinmetz on June 3, 2014
Research shows your cellphone could be to blame for some skin problems.
Headed to the World Cup? Prepare Your Wallet
Krystal Steinmetz on June 3, 2014
TripAdvisor says the daily cost of enjoying the soccer tournament in Brazil ranges from $457 to $682, depending on the host city.
7 Tips to Help Get Your Mortgage Application Approved
Allison Martin on May 29, 2020
In the market for a mortgage? Here are seven simple actions you can take to tip the application process in your favor.
Best States for Banking in 2014
Guest Blogger on June 3, 2014
When it comes to favorable banking conditions, a certain cluster of states has a distinct advantage.
Buying a Car Is More Stressful Than Saying ‘I Do’
Krystal Steinmetz on November 26, 2019
A new survey finds that people believe car shopping is more stressful than getting married.
College Is Still Worth Every Penny — If You Graduate
Krystal Steinmetz on June 2, 2014
Yes, college is costly and student debt is on the rise. But college graduates earn 98 percent more than those without a degree.
Don’t Get Burned by Your Sunscreen
Krystal Steinmetz on June 2, 2014
Consumer Reports tested 20 sunscreens and found that 18 had an SPF lower than what was advertised on the label.
Rent-to-Own? There Are Much Better Alternatives
Allison Martin on June 2, 2014
Thinking about renting to own? Well, think again. Here’s why.
4 Ways New Grads Are Vulnerable to Identity Theft
Guest Blogger on June 2, 2014
As new graduates enter the “real world,” many will be facing real-world transactions for the first time, putting them at risk for identity theft.
Want to Remember an Event? Don’t Photograph It
Krystal Steinmetz on May 30, 2014
Camera phones are everywhere. But it turns out that taking pictures may actually impair your memory of the moment you’re trying to capture.
The Best Places to Retire Are Not Where You Think
Krystal Steinmetz on March 5, 2021
Bankrate.com ranks the best states to retire in for 2014, and Florida and Arizona don’t rank in the top 10.
Your Commute Is Bad for Both Your Wallet and Health
Krystal Steinmetz on May 30, 2014
The daily back and forth to work is costing you more than you realize.
6 Recurring Expenses That Don’t Help Your Credit Score
Allison Martin on May 30, 2014
Looking to give your credit score a boost? Here are six regular expenses that won’t help you accomplish your objective even though you think they might.
Facebook Wants to Listen to What You Hear
Karen Datko on May 29, 2014
A new optional feature of the Facebook smartphone app turns on your phone’s microphone so Facebook can identify and share the music or TV show you’re listening to or viewing.
Walmart May Require Security Code for Credit Card Purchases
Guest Blogger on May 29, 2014
You might have to punch in the three-digit code on the back of your card when making a purchase over a certain amount.
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