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Teen Honor Student Sues Parents for Cash, College Tuition
Claiming abandonment, 18-year-old Rachel Canning wants to force her parents to pay for her college.
Stolen iPhone? Not Our Problem, Says Cellphone Insurance Company
Not understanding the fine print in the AT&T Mobile Insurance contract could leave you phoneless.
Survey: Big Banks Equal Big Fees
The latest MoneyRates.com Bank Fees Survey finds that large banks are leading the charge to higher fees.
Review: L.L.Bean Visa Card
This card offers generous rewards for frequent L.L.Bean shoppers.
Are Part-Time and Temp Jobs the New Normal?
Years after the Great Recession, the number of those working part time because they can’t find full-time jobs has remained stubbornly high.
Income Inequality Widens in All 50 States
A new report finds that lopsided income growth is happening across the nation, but the gap between the top earners and everyone else is substantially wider in several states.
Employers Don’t Care About Ivy League Degrees
Business leaders say knowledge trumps your alma mater, according to a new Gallup survey.
The Best and Worst Things to Buy in March
Look for great deals on huge and 4K TVs, current-generation laptops and last year’s smartphones. You may also find some frozen food bargains.
Will Your Refund Be Stolen This Tax Season?
Still haven’t filed your tax return? Take precautionary measures to reduce the likelihood of your refund being stolen.
Should You Panic? Obamacare Open Enrollment Ends Soon
Don’t miss your chance to get health insurance for 2014.
Oscar Swag Bag Boasts $85,000 in Goodies
Win or lose, all Oscar nominees go home with a pricey swag bag after Sunday night’s Academy Awards.
Feds Urge Card Companies to Provide Free Credit Scores
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau wants Americans to have free, regular access to their credit scores.
Which Workers Telecommute? You’ll Be Surprised
A new survey shows that men vastly outnumber women in telecommuting, among other surprising statistics.
Tax Hacks 2014: 13 Helpful Income Tax Apps
Tired of spending hours glued to your computer preparing your tax return? Check out this list of tax apps that can help expedite the process, even when you’re on the go.
CFPB Accuses For-Profit College Company of Predatory Lending
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau filed suit against ITT Educational Services, accusing the for-profit company of making predatory loans to its students.
Delta’s Frequent-Flier Program Will Reward Dollars, Not Distance
Frequent Delta travelers will soon be rewarded for how much they pay for a ticket, not how far they fly.
Fastest-Growing US Jobs Include Fast Food, Retail
Employment projections from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show significant growth in low-skill, low-paying jobs in the next decade and fewer blue-collar jobs that pay well.
7 Tips for Writing a Winning Cover Letter
Few things we write have as much potential value as a well-crafted cover letter. If you’re in the job market now or plan to be, here are seven tips to take your cover letter from tired to hired.
Survey: Americans Prefer Tax Refunds to Bigger Paychecks
Actually there are some good reasons for doing that, even if you’re giving an interest-free loan to Uncle Sam.
How You Speak Affects How You Save Money
Can the language you speak affect your propensity to save? That’s the theory in a provocative TED Talk focusing on personal finance.
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