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How to Save for Your Wedding in Less Than a Year
If you’re getting married, here’s how to save for a beautiful wedding and a cost you can live with.
Can Gratitude Make You Rich?
New research suggests being grateful is good for your pocketbook.
Obamacare Meets Target of 7 Million Enrollees
Despite an initial botched rollout in October and some technical glitches on Monday as open enrollment came to a close, Americans signed up in droves for health insurance.
Will You Benefit From the Walmart vs. Visa Lawsuit?
Walmart has sued Visa for $5 billion, alleging the credit card company worked with banks to charge excessive card swipe fees.
7 Ways to Get What You Want on Customer Service Calls
I’ve sat on both sides of the customer service line — taking abuse from callers and getting angry at unmotivated CS reps too. Here are some lessons I’ve learned that can help you.
16 Free or Cheap April Fools’ Day Pranks
You have one day to frighten and surprise your friends and family without repercussions. Why not also save money doing it?
Millennials Rely on Mom and Dad to Co-Sign Loans
A new survey shows that two-thirds of millennials have used a co-signer.
Don’t Waste Your Money on These Colleges and Majors
Sometimes going to college can literally be a waste of both time and money when you consider return on investment.
If You Were a ________, You’d Be ________ .
Those online quizzes taking over your Facebook feed are providing a wealth of information to marketers.
Will Bad Credit Stop You From Getting Cable?
You expect your credit to be checked if you apply for a loan, but it may also be required to get cable. Here are the major cable providers’ credit policies.
Apple Wants to Make It Easier to Text While Walking
The tech giant proposes a transparent screen texting option that would help to protect its mobile users from mishaps while texting and walking.
Being Ignored by a Smartphone User? You’re Not Alone
A new study finds that smartphones are ruining our relationships.
A Big W for College Athletes as University Employees
The National Labor Relations Board in Chicago has ruled that Northwestern University’s football players are employees who can unionize.
17 Great Jobs That Don’t Require a 4-Year College Degree
Maybe you have no interest in college or the price tag is an impediment. It’s still possible to earn $100,000 per year without a four-year degree.
Need More Time to Apply for Health Insurance? You Got It
The Obama administration is giving some folks extra time to enroll in Obamacare.
Half of the Uninsured Say They Won’t Sign Up for Obamacare
A new survey finds that 60 percent of the uninsured are unaware that Monday is the deadline to apply for health insurance and, when told about it, say they don’t plan to sign up.
Proof You Shouldn’t Split the Check When Eating Out
People tend to eat more lavishly when the bill is split evenly among diners.
Should You Consolidate Your Student Loans?
Still trying to decide whether you should consolidate your student loans? Here are a few things to keep in mind.
11 Tech Shopping Myths Busted
You could be spending way more money than you should if you fall for these misconceptions about purchasing electronics.
Community College Credits May Not Transfer to a 4-Year School
A new report finds that lost transfer credits can sometimes doom graduation plans for college students.
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