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These Cities Have the Hottest Job Prospects Early in 2015
A new employment outlook survey reveals the best (and worst) cities for job seekers in the first quarter of next year.
Shopping For Your Girl? Avoid Everything on This List
Men, it’s that time again, when you get the chance to shine or stumble. And ladies, what’s the worst gift you’ve ever gotten? Share your experiences and win a Money Talks T-shirt.
Here’s Why Hotels Put That Mysterious ‘Hold’ on Your Credit Card
Many hotels place a pending charge on your credit card that’s far in excess of the cost of the room.
6 Things Not to Buy Before Christmas
Waiting until after Christmas to buy certain items — such as apparel, furniture and tech gadgets — can yield steeper savings, of 40 to 90 percent off.
1 in 3 Americans Are Shopping Online at Work
Many Americans shop online while at work, and a large number of bosses are OK with it — to a point.
HBO Will Launch Stand-Alone Streaming Service in Time for ‘Game of Thrones’
The premium cable network’s new streaming service for non-cable customers reportedly should be ready to go in April, in time for the season premiere of its hit fantasy show.
Buyer Beware: Retailers’ Online Prices Aren’t Always Cheaper
A consumer organization recently did a spot-check of products to see how retailers’ online and in-store prices compared. The results may surprise you.
Are You Making These 6 Costly Student Loan Mistakes?
These student loan mistakes could end up costing you much more than you initially bargained for.
The AT&T Bill That Just Wouldn’t Die
One woman changed her AT&T service, which caused a billing problem that came back to haunt her again, and again, and again.
Many Students Take More Than 4 Years to Earn a Bachelor’s Degree
A new report found that the on-time graduation rate for students at public universities is very low.
This Is What’s Driving Olive Oil Prices Through the Roof
Olive oil production will hit its lowest level in 15 years, causing prices to skyrocket.
Your Cellphone Is Distracting You Even When You’re Not Using It
A new study suggests that putting your cellphone away (and out of your line of sight) is the only way to ensure that it isn’t distracting you.
Ask Stacy: How Safe Are Budgeting Sites Like Mint and PowerWallet?
Online budgeting sites Mint and PowerWallet require that you enter your most personal financial information, including bank user names and passwords. Can these sites be trusted?
Should You Have Disability Insurance?
If you get sick, hopefully you have health insurance to pay your medical bills. But if you can’t work, what’s going to replace your income?
‘Tis the Season of Change: 10 Ways Holiday Shopping is Different in 2014
As we’ve seen all year, online and mobile are on the rise, but this year we’ll be on the lookout for season-specific changes, such as earlier shipping deadlines.
Millennials Have No Savings; Here’s Why
Since the Great Recession began, the wages of young workers have plummeted in all major industries except health care.
Think College is Expensive? Child Care Exceeds College Costs in Most States
A new report says that child care costs often surpass the cost of housing, food, transportation and college tuition.
Does Google Owe You Money for Your Kids’ Unauthorized In-App Purchases?
The Federal Trade Commission has issued a final ruling on a $19 million in-app purchase settlement with Google.
12 Ways to Save on Holiday Travel
It’s not too late to save money on your holiday travel. Check out our tips for ways to slash the cost of airfare, hotels and rental cars.
Child Care Showdown: Nannies vs. Day Care
Are you stressing about finding the right child care for your kids? We break down your options, as well as how much you can expect to pay.
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