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Identify That Mystery Hotel Before You Book It
Travel websites like Priceline and Hotwire can save you lots of money, but if you want to know which hotel you’re staying at before you book it, check out these tips.
Millennials Are Best About Paying Their Mortgages on Time
A new report from TransUnion finds that Americans overall have gotten much better about making their mortgage payments in a timely fashion.
The Allure of Medical Magnets and Other Unproven ‘Cures’
The Internet helps broadcast dubious remedies and phony “cures.” These unproven treatments take your money and sometimes your health, too.
10 College Majors You May Regret Choosing
No one wants to graduate from college and then go on to work as a receptionist. And yet, that’s what happens to some people. Find out which majors produce graduates who are underemployed.
Am I Responsible for My Adult Son’s Medical Bills If He’s on My Insurance?
Just because parents are paying for their kid’s health insurance doesn’t mean they want to pay their medical expenses, too. But are they liable for them?
Should the Knee Defender Be Allowed on Airline Flights?
Use of the seat-recline preventer led to a heated confrontation, a flight detour and the removal of two passengers on a United Airlines flight.
Wireless Carriers Duke It Out With Unlimited Data Plans
While Verizon is phasing out its unlimited data plan, T-Mobile is quadrupling the data in its Simple Starter plan in response to Sprint’s new pricing plan for unlimited data.
You Won’t Believe What Hotels Are Charging for Now
Hotels are expected to take in a record-breaking $2.25 billion in fees and surcharges this year. And the things they are charging for now will surprise you.
Ask Stacy: Will the $16.65B Bank of America Settlement Help Me With My Mortgage?
If you have a mortgage from Bank of America or Countrywide, you need to read this. Added bonus: If you don’t understand the financial crisis that caused the Great Recession, here’s a simple explanation.
Is Your Online Love Interest Putting Your Money at Risk?
Your cyber love affair could be a threat to your bank account. Here are the warning signs to look for.
The Most-Stolen Vehicles of 2013
Hondas and pickups top the National Insurance Crime Bureau’s annual Hot Wheels list of most-stolen vehicles.
Rent Is Higher Than Ever in Most US Metro Areas
A new Zillow report says high rents will keep many from being able to save up to buy their first home.
Leave Your (Legal) Pot at Home When Traveling
Some unwitting motorists are in trouble with the law after traveling over state lines and getting caught with their legally purchased marijuana.
Report: Big Banks Mislead Customers About Overdraft Protection
Banks offer confusing and conflicting information about overdraft protection, making it hard for customers to understand the real costs.
The 5 Most Complained About Cars in America
Wondering which vehicles get the most complaints? We tell you the five models most likely to have their owners swearing on the side of the road.
3 Odd Ways Regular People Make Money Advertising (And 2 for You to Try)
Advertisers are expected to spend $537 billion globally in 2014. Here’s how some people are getting their share of that money and two options you can try from home.
What to Expect From 2014 Labor Day Sales
Labor Day sales are all about the end of summer, so we expect lots of deals on patio furniture and last-minute hotels. But who knew it was a great time to grab luxury labels, too?
Grandparents: Here’s Why You Should Talk Money With the Grandkids
Nearly 3 in 4 young adults said their grandparents influence their saving and spending habits.
Here’s What’s in the $50,000 Emmy Swag Bags
From a trip to Bali to a top-end mattress, this year’s Emmy swag bag full of luxe giveaways.
Saving for Kids’ College Trumps Retirement Savings for Single Parents
A recent study reveals that single parents are putting off saving for retirement so they can help pay for their children’s postsecondary education.
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