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IPhone 6 Is Expected to Include a Mobile Wallet
Apple plans to jump into the mobile-payment arena with its new partnership with Visa, MasterCard and American Express.
SAT Tutor Caters to the Kids of the Very Wealthy
A New York man charges a total of $21,000 for 14 SAT tutoring sessions via Skype.
Report: Students Should Beware of Campus Debit Cards
A new report reveals that campus debit cards may benefit the college more than the cardholder.
Bank Fees Hit New Highs
The number of free checking accounts has dropped, and the cost of having a checking account has risen since 2013.
Millennials Prefer Plastic to Cash for Small Purchases
Cash is still king for the older crowd when it comes to purchases of less than $5.
Many Believe That Carrying a Balance Will Improve Their Credit Score
A new survey points out misconceptions people have about how to raise their credit scores.
The Restless Project: How Much Money Do You Really Need? Let’s start with $100K
It’s no wonder that people, even those who make an upper-middle-class income, aren’t saving for retirement and are spending all that they earn.
Want to Improve Your Health? Contribute to a 401(k)
A recent study shows your health and wealth are closely linked.
JPMorgan Chase, Other Big Banks Fall Prey to Hackers
JPMorgan Chase said it hasn’t detected any unusual activity or fraud as a result. The other banks have not been identified.
New California Law Mandates Smartphone Kill Switch
The law, the first of its kind, requires that all new smartphones have a default anti-theft feature that enables a user to disable the phone if it’s lost or stolen.
What Cable Mergers Might Mean for Your Television Service
Big cable companies want to merge. What’s in it for you? Take a look in our crystal ball.
The Scary Way a Friend Request Can Lead to Identity Theft
Cybercriminals are exploiting the popularity of social media sites to worm themselves into inner social circles. Here’s what to know before you approve a friend request.
The Most and Least Expensive States to Own a Car
A new Bankrate study says owning a car in the Midwest is cheap, compared with many other states.
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.
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