A Tip at Your Fingertips for Your Starbucks Barista

Starbucks coffee chain’s mobile-pay app will soon feature a tipping option.

8 ‘Gotchas’ Your Credit Card Company Doesn’t Want You to Know

Received an irresistible credit card offer in the mail? Proceed with caution or you may succumb to some of these common credit card traps.

We’ll Spend $255M for Beer on St. Patrick’s Day

Here are seven fun St. Patrick’s Day facts as the holiday approaches.

It’s National Pi Day: What Can You Buy for $3.14?

Celebrate Pi Day on March 14 with lots of great $3.14 deals across the country.

Amazon Jacks Up Prime Fee to $99

Amazon is increasing its Prime membership by $20, to $99 per year. Is it worth it?

Feeling Overcrowded? You Probably Live in SoCal

Los Angeles and Orange counties are home to some of the highest concentrations of overcrowding in the U.S. How does your neighborhood rate?

Beef: It’s Not What’s for Dinner

Beef prices have been going up, up, up. Here are six ways to fight the sticker shock and bring your grocery bill down, down, down.

5 Ways to Keep Your Passport Safe

When traveling abroad or just staying locally, here are some tips to help keep your passport safe.

Manufacturing Jobs Aren’t the Well-Paying Jobs They Used to Be

The number of temporary blue-collar workers is soaring.

What Will $1,000 a Month in Rent Get You?

A new analysis of the top cities in the U.S. helps you figure out where you can get the best bang for your rental buck.

Who’s Got the Best Mobile Network? Here’s the Answer

A new report outlines the pecking order of U.S. mobile networks. How does your carrier rate?

Stop Paying More Than Your Share of the Dinner Bill

Tired of subsidizing the rest of the gang’s big meals when all you had was a salad? There’s an app for that. Other bill-splitting programs help to share rent, vacations and utilities.

The Slacker’s Guide to Facebook Privacy

As a privacy expert I get this question all the time: Are there two or three things I should do to make my Facebook account safer?

Are You the Type to Fall for Online Fraud?

A new study pinpoints a set of attributes that make people more susceptible to online fraud. Are you at risk?

Happy 25th Birthday, World Wide Web

You won’t believe the predictions some people made about the Internet — most of which are hysterically off-base.

This Could Be the Easiest $10 You’ll Make Today

DRAM makers have reached a $310 million settlement in a price-fixing lawsuit.

The Uninsured Are Unaware of Obamacare Deadline

A new poll shows only 1 in 4 uninsured know that March 31 is the deadline to sign up for individual health insurance.

Can Social Media Ruin My Credit?

How you behave on social media could cost you big time. Here’s why.

Is the New Bank of America Account as Good as It Seems?

The new SafeBalance account, which costs $5 per month, won’t let you overdraw your account.

10 Things You Need to Know About Driver’s License Points

Learn how driver’s license points are assessed, how long they stick and how they affect your auto insurance rates.

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