Latest Posts
Marriage and Credit: 6 Common Myths
Tying the knot doesn’t mean your credit will follow suit. Take a look at these common credit myths about marriage.
Homeowners: How Mineral Rights and Fracking Affect You
If you live in an area where there is the possibility of hydraulic fracturing, be sure to check with your lender, your insurer and an attorney before you give up your mineral rights or sign a lease.
Did You Know You’re Supposed to Tip the Cable Guy?
CNN Money has a list of service providers it says you’re expected to tip. See if you agree with these.
U.S. Middle Class Loses Longtime Position as World’s Richest
Canada’s middle-class incomes have outpaced those in the United States, a New York Times analysis finds.
Amazon: Sales Tax Equals Sales Drop
Researchers say Amazon is taking a 10 percent hit in states that are collecting an online sales tax.
Could Your Outstanding Debt Land You in Jail?
There are several ways that failure to pay what you owe can put you behind bars.
7 TV Moms With Bad Credit
These fictional TV moms may be drug dealers, superheroes or dealing with a zombie apocalypse, but they haven’t been taking good care of their credit.
Americans More Embarrassed About Credit Card Debt Than Their Weight
A new survey reveals Americans are most embarrassed to admit their amount of credit card debt.
Netflix Will Hike Subscription Rate for New Customers
The company plans to raise its prices for its popular streaming service by as much as $2 per month.
General Mills Scraps Unpopular Legal Policy
Following a public outcry, the food giant reversed itself on consumers’ right to sue.
The Do’s and Don’ts of Writing a Winning Complaint Letter
Are you mad as heck? Make sure your complaint letter gets attention by following these do’s and don’ts.
Combustible Adjustables: The Troubling Return of the ARM
Adjustable-rate mortgages are coming back in a big way. The hook is a low monthly payment to start, but you’re playing with fire as the interest rate rises.
Gillette Introduces Brand-New Razor, Same Old Blades
The shaving giant is attempting to revolutionize shaving with a new “FlexBall” design, but, in a break with tradition, reportedly is not launching a new blade to go with it.
Smartphone Industry Agrees to Anti-Theft Kill Switch
Nearly all of the major smartphone makers have committed to providing free anti-theft software beginning in July 2015.
Many Think an Eco-Friendly Lifestyle Is Too Expensive
Often perceived to be expensive, living an eco-friendly lifestyle can actually save you money and save the environment.
Obamacare May Reduce Auto Insurance Rates
Auto insurance premiums could fall slightly as medical coverage related to the Affordable Care Act takes on more injury treatment costs, according to a new report by the Rand Corporation.
Your Messy Desk May Be a Good Thing
Research shows a messy office space may boost your creativity.
Survey: Many Americans Admit They Lack Basic Money Skills
Just in time for Financial Literacy Month, surveys show that many Americans are poorly equipped to handle their current and future finances.
Download a Coupon and You Give Up the Right to Sue
General Mills’ revisions to its legal policy dictate that you give up your right to sue the food company if you sign up for its emails or download its coupons.
The Smart Way to Sell the Family Silver for Cash
There are plenty of people who are willing to buy your silver and other valuables, but most won’t give you top dollar for what you have.
21,261 - 21,280 of 26,311
