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The Least Financially Literate States in America
Financial literacy is key to being able to take control of your financial future. But some states are woefully behind in acquiring this crucial skill.
The Best (and Worst) States for Working Moms
It can be challenging to work and raise your children, but according to a new survey, some states make it easier to be a working mom.
Do You Own Vibram FiveFingers Shoes? You May Be Entitled to a Refund
After losing a lawsuit, Vibram will no longer be able to claim health benefits for its shoes.
Flowers or Candy for Mom on Mother’s Day? Think Again
Nine in 10 people suspect moms have returned a Mother’s Day Gift. Get her what she wants this year.
What My Mom Taught Me About Money
As Mother’s Day approaches, it occurs to me that my mom taught me everything I ever needed to know about money when I was a kid.
6 Easy Tricks to Stretch Your Income
Tired of your income disappearing before the bills are paid? These six tips will free up more income to meet your needs and wants.
What’s Your State’s Health Care Rank?
A new Commonwealth Fund report rates health care systems across the country — and some of the results are disturbing.
9 Ways to Save a Bundle on Moving
Peak moving season has arrived. Here are overlooked tips for cutting the cost of relocating to a new home.
Skipping College? You Just Cost Yourself $800,000
The Federal Reserve said there is an $800,000 earnings difference between having a college degree and stopping your education after high school.
Most US Millionaires Want to Pay Higher Taxes
A new survey shows that two-thirds of American millionaires would welcome paying more taxes to help reduce income inequality.
Need a New Hobby or Skill? Free Tutorials Can Help
Looking for some top-quality tutorials to help you with a skill? These online tutorials can teach you everything from crafting and sewing to music lessons and workout routines.
How Proud Moms Can Compromise Their Kids’ Identities
It’s great if your mom is proud of you and shows it. Unfortunately, if she shares it with the Internet, she could be putting you at risk for identity theft.
Think CEOs Are Overpaid? These Guys Make a Lot More
Hedge fund managers are raking in billions, even though many fell short of the market’s returns.
Americans Have Gotten Smarter About Credit Cards
A Gallup poll indicates that Americans are relying less on credit cards than they have in the past.
New Grads Face a Brutal Job Market
The Class of 2014 is the sixth consecutive class to enter a profoundly weak job market, which will have long-term negative impacts on them.
5 Digital Wallets Hoping to Cash in on Your Business
No card, no problem. With a digital wallet, you can leave everything but your phone at home.
Mom’s Work Is Worth $63,000 This Year
The value of Mom’s many tasks is 5 percent higher than it was last year, but it’s still below what a man would earn for doing similar jobs.
Few Americans Trust Big Banks
A new poll indicates that half a decade after the failure of big banking institutions, Americans still don’t have confidence in them.
Canceling Your Landline? 4 Points to Consider First
There are several compelling reasons why you should hang on to that landline and not join the growing mobile-only movement.
Top 1 Percent Make 20 Percent of All Income
A new report finds that America’s level of income inequality is so severe, it dwarfs that of many other countries.
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