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‘Tis the Season for Health Care Scams
The FTC is warning Americans who are signing up for a health insurance plan during open enrollment for Obamacare to beware of scams.
It’s OK to Discuss Your Pay With Co-Workers
Did you know it’s illegal for your boss to discourage you from talking about your salary with your co-workers?
Top Strategies for Getting the Parking Spot You Want at the Mall
Ready for Black Friday? CarInsurance.com’s survey reveals popular parking strategies and the most frequent scuffles.
Women’s Plus-Size Jeans Cost More at Old Navy; Men’s Plus-Size Jeans Do Not
Old Navy’s pricing practice has prompted an online petition, accusing the retailer of having a discriminatory policy.
Need a Special Gift? Roger Federer’s Shoes and Marilyn Monroe’s Bra Are For Sale
Among the Monroe mementos for auction are love letters from Arthur Miller and Joe DiMaggio.
The Top 14 Cities for Snowbirds and Other Retirees to Roost
Apartments.com released its second annual list of the top cities for snowbirds looking to fly south for the winter. Only one of them is in Florida.
3 Ways to Pinpoint Where Your Home Is Leaking Money
A draft you can feel indoors is a sure sign that cold air is seeping into your home — and expensive heated air is leaking out.
10 Erroneous Things People Actually Believe About Insurance
Insure.com’s survey results reveal the biggest sources of insurance confusion. Are you among the many people who believe these myths are true?
Are the Obamacare Health Insurance Exchanges Ready to Roll?
Open enrollment for health insurance purchased through the Affordable Care Act’s online marketplaces begins Nov. 15.
New Texting App Will Make You Think Twice Before You Type
Beam Messenger lets you see text messages typed in real time, mistakes and all.
10 Stores That Will Be Closed on Thanksgiving, and 8 That Will Be Open
If you plan on starting your Black Friday shopping early this year, take note of which retailers will be open (and closed) to shoppers on Thanksgiving.
The Restless Project: Were Your Student Loans Worth It?
Do you regret going to college? Was your college experience worth it? What would you do differently? Share your thoughts.
Consumer Bureau Proposes New Protections for Users of Prepaid Cards
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau wants prepaid card users to have financial protections similar to those enjoyed by consumers who have bank accounts and credit cards.
Millennials Aren’t Saving Any Money
America’s young adults are saddled with debt and spending more money than they have.
Want to Reach Someone 50 or Older? Don’t Send Them a Text
A new Gallup poll reveals that texting is the most popular way for Americans younger than 50 to communicate.
The 14 Best Black Friday Ads So Far
Staples stunned with the cheapest laptop in history, but Target and Best Buy are leading the charge with TV doorbusters.
Where to Find Emergency Cash Right Now
The car just broke down and you don’t have two nickels to rub together. What now? Here’s a list of things you can do for quick cash.
My Mom Stole My Identity. Do I Have to Turn Her In?
Identity theft by family members happens and, as readers point out, it can create some sticky situations and family strife.
Oil Mogul Ordered to Pay Ex-Wife Nearly $1 Billion
A judge has ordered Oklahoma oil tycoon Harold Hamm to pay one of the biggest divorce settlements in history.
8-Year Car Loans Are No Longer Unheard Of (and Why You Don’t Want to Get One)
The average length of a new car loan in the U.S. hit a record high of 66 months, and eight-year car loans are becoming more common. Here’s how to find the lowest-cost loans.
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