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FTC Shuts Down Diploma Mills for Peddling Useless Credentials

The Federal Trade Commission says these operations bilked consumers out of $11 million for worthless high school diplomas.

Find out the 10 states where the middle class is dwindling fastest, and not because people are becoming richer.

This family went through some very tough times. But the lessons they learned will last a lifetime.

Every dollar you spend with this card helps save the planet.

How the needs of older people are addressed varies widely across the nation.

A customer service rep was having a bad day, apparently, when this ill-advised move was made.

In an investigation looking at things like public transparency and accountability, the report says not a single state earned an A.

How you can avoid the scams, missteps and high fees that are rife in the industry.

Health Savings Accounts are a tax-friendly way to prepare for medical expenses, but they’re not the right bandage for everyone’s budget.

Have stuff online you’d like to remove? Here’s how to go about it, step by step.

A recent survey looks at how our love for cellphones stacks up against our desire for sex, vacation days, friends and dinner out.

This mega-merger will bring change to grocery shoppers in eight states through a deal designed to preserve competitive pricing. Will it?

The NFL “addressed” the security breach, but not until after emails, addresses and other information leaked.

Millions of Americans continue to be trapped in a cycle of debt and financial insecurity, a new report says.

Your 1040 form has a new line this year. Find out how the Affordable Care Act will play into your tax return and maybe your bottom line.

Of the myriad choices, here are five of the best airline credit card deals to suit different travel styles.

As if tax time wasn’t painful already, here are tips to prevent a scammer from stealing your tax refund.

The micro-blog giant adds features in an effort to expand its footprint in the social media landscape.

Instead of throwing away belongings, why not try profiting off your used items for extra cash?

The typical family will save $750 at the pump this year. That’s enough to buy 187 Big Macs…or put a serious dent in that credit card debt.

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