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Are You Trading in Your Constitutional Rights for a Loan?
Should it be OK to waive your right to sue your lender for wrongdoing? The CFPB is considering next steps for arbitration agreements in the fine print.
High Car Insurance? Low Credit Score May Be at Fault
A new study indicates a low credit score can cost you big bucks when it comes to auto insurance.
$20,000 Earns You a Grisly Death in ‘Game of Thrones’
Author George R.R. Martin is “killing off” fans for a good cause.
6.3 Million US Homes Are Still Underwater
Although the number of underwater homes has declined by half, data show that homes in the lowest price range are still drowning disproportionately in negative equity.
How to Get the Best Deals on Father’s Day Gifts
Can’t afford to splurge on Dad this year? Here’s what to expect from deals in the next week so you can score an inexpensive Father’s Day gift.
Mr. Mom: Stay-At-Home Dads Double Since 1989
The number isn’t quite as high as it was at the end of the recession, but it’s still significant.
Rate of Uninsured Adults Is at a Low of 13.4 Percent
A Gallup poll tracking America’s uninsured shows the rate is the lowest it has been since Gallup started keeping track and way below a peak of 18 percent.
Want to Get Around Those Pesky ATM Bank Fees?
FreeATM is expanding its fee-free ATM services.
10 Creative Crowdfunded Wedding Gift Ideas
Tying the knot soon? Take a look at these creative crowdfunding gift ideas that could pay for your honeymoon or raise a down payment for your first house.
8 Signs That a College Financial Aid Offer Is a Scam
Students applying for scholarships and other types of financial aid are being targeted by fraudsters. Here’s how to protect yourself.
Free Doughnuts for National Doughnut Day
Whether you spell it doughnut or donut, they’re being celebrated, and you can score one for free on June 6!
Americans Demand Super-Sized Housing
At an average of 2,600 square feet, new home construction in the U.S. hits record high.
Post-Recession, Couples Are Smarter About Money
Although the recession has positively impacted financial openness in marriages, couples continue to fight about the almighty dollar.
Go to College Without Borrowing a Dime
Student loan debt can ruin your young adulthood. Use these tips to find an affordable education. (Hint: It might even be free.)
6 Tips to Eat Less and Lower Your Grocery Bill
If you’re spending too much at the grocery store, it could be that you are eating the wrong way. Here are six ways to eat — and spend — less. Bonus: You might even lose weight.
Can a Debt Collector Come After My Social Security?
Are your Social Security benefits safe from debt collectors? It turns out that the answer isn’t necessarily clear-cut.
What Dads Really Want for Father’s Day
A new survey shows fewer consumers buy gifts for their dad on Father’s Day than for Mom on Mother’s Day.
Job Application Rejected? It Might Be Your Spelling
So, how well do you spell? A Washington Post quiz will give you an opportunity to find out.
Your Credit Score Can Make You More Attractive
A new Experian survey reveals that financial responsibility and openness about credit scores can make or break a relationship.
Worst States for Banking in 2014
If you live in one of these states and find banking difficult, it’s probably not your imagination.
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