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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.
9 Secrets Your Debt Collector Doesn’t Want You to Know
Debt collectors have their tricks of the trade to convince people they need to pay up big, right now.
The Top 5 Consumer Complaints
The Consumer Federation of America has identified the top consumer complaints for 2013. Where do your complaints rank?
Big-Box Stores Headed the Way of the Dinosaurs?
Goldman Sachs says stores like Walmart and Target are losing steam.
What That 4 Percent GDP Growth Spurt Really Means
After a dismal first quarter, U.S. gross domestic product rebounded in the past three months. Does that mean the economy is finally heating up?
Totaled in Kansas, Not in Colorado
Thresholds for totaling a car vary by state and could affect whether your car is sent to the scrap heap or the body shop.
Banks Make $1 Billion Helping US Firms ‘Move’ Overseas
Corporations looking for a lower tax bill are taking their headquarters out of the U.S.
Is Your Bank Account Safe From the Latest Phishing Scam?
Operation Emmental has hit European and Asian banks. Is the U.S. next? Take steps to protect yourself and your bank account.
This Will Make You Look Forward to Your Next Airport Layover
Eat, play or pamper yourself at these U.S. airports.
Got a Money Problem? The Solution May Be Closer Than You Think
Whether it’s finding help with debt, finding a better mortgage or finding a low-interest car loan, if you have a money problem, our Solutions Center can help you solve it.
The Best Credit Cards to Use When You Rent a Car
Most credit cards offer insurance protection if you use them to rent a car. But some have better coverage than others.
A New Hope for Student Loan Defaulters
A change to the federal student loan program presents a huge opportunity to borrowers who have defaulted on their loans from the government.
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