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Prospective Homeowners: Buy Now or It Could Cost You
Higher interest rates and higher home values could raise the monthly cost of purchasing a home significantly in many cites next year, real estate website Zillow says.
College President Donates $90,000 of His Salary to Low-Wage Campus Workers
The interim president of Kentucky State University cut his own pay so that the low wages of 24 workers on his campus would be increased.
No Rewards Credit Card in Your Wallet? You’re Likely Missing Out Big Time
If you’ve never applied for a rewards credit card, you’re missing out on generous sign-up bonuses, plus ongoing rewards for making everyday purchases.
Many Admit To Driving When They Were Too Drowsy
CarInsurance.com’s survey reveals that drivers hit the road while sleepy, sick and drunk.
1.2 Billion User Names and Passwords Stolen in Massive Hack, Security Firm Says
A U.S. company said it discovered the hacking attack by a Russian gang during a seven-month investigation.
Gallup: Uninsured Rate Nose-Dives in Some States Because of Obamacare
Arkansas and Kentucky lead the nation with the sharpest reductions in the percentage of residents without health insurance.
Virgin Mobile’s New a la Carte-Style Smartphone Plan
The new prepaid plan allows you to pay a low monthly price for unlimited wireless minutes for certain popular apps.
A New Way to Spend Your Paycheck Before You Get It
Activehours is a new app-based service that provides interest-free loans against your next paycheck.
Apple’s $450 Million Price-Fixing Settlement Gets Preliminary OK
However, a federal court has yet to rule on Apple’s appeal of a lower court’s decision against it.
Is This the Death of Passwords?
The continued race to stop high-tech crooks has led researchers to try yet another security frontier — one that may signal the death of the password.
The Dangers of Playing the Credit Card Rewards Game
One of the perks of having high credit scores is that credit issuers offer generous sign-up bonuses. Although the offers can be tempting, there are risks.
Overdraft Fees Typically Top the Cost of the Item That Prompted Them
A CFPB study found that consumers often end up paying the equivalent of 17,000 percent interest when they purchase a small-ticket item and overdraw their account.
Regulators Target Foreclosure Relief Scams
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has partnered with the FTC to protect distressed homeowners from fraudulent loan modification companies.
Want to Get Fat? Eat These 9 Meals at Chain Restaurants
The Cheesecake Factory is the (big) winner, taking home three of the nine Xtreme Eating awards.
Sun-Protective Clothing: Worth It, or Just a Pricey Trend?
Clothing with a UPF rating isn’t necessary for many people. But for those who really need protection from the sun, it gives a level of certainty.
Where to Watch Free Movies and TV Online
Looking for the best streaming sites for free entertainment online? Look no further. DealNews has compiled some of the top options.
Guzzle or Sip? Best Cars for Fuel Economy (Plus Top Vehicles for Seniors)
We have the best and worst vehicles based on gas mileage, plus a list of top-rated cars for seniors on the go.
Cheated Soldiers Will Get $92M in Debt Relief, Feds Say
Rome Finance’s predatory lending scheme affected 17,800 soldiers, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said.
Why Corporations Pay Less Taxes Than You, Part 2
We’ve been talking about how some American companies are using loopholes to avoid paying U.S. taxes. We’re not the only ones.
U.S. Families Are Borrowing Less for College
A new report found that Americans are using more income and savings to pay for college costs.
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