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Credit Cards vs. Debit Cards: What’s Safer?
After the Target data breach, consumers should know the risks and benefits of debit vs. credit cards to know what they’re getting into when they pay.
Fan Sues Over Exhorbitant Cost of Super Bowl Tickets
The lawsuit questions how the NFL and its teams make Super Bowl tickets available. Are regular fans left out?
Velveeta May Be in Short Supply Before Super Bowl
Planning to prepare queso dip for the Super Bowl? You may need to change your recipe. Here’s why.
Wall Street and Main Street Predict: What Will Stocks, Oil and Housing Do in 2014?
Will you be paying more at the pump in 2014? Will your house be worth more? What about your 401(k)? Find out what Wall Street and Main Street say.
10 Reasons You’re a Target for Identity Theft
Are you making yourself an easy target for identity theft? Here are a few indicators.
11 Things That Will Cost More in 2014
From beloved foods, beverages and restaurants to cars and smartphones, here are 11 things that will be more expensive in 2014.
Do UPS, FedEx Guarantee On-Time Delivery? Sometimes Not
The big companies allow themselves an out when they guarantee on-time delivery. It’s not necessarily guaranteed during the holidays.
18 Ways to Stay Warm During the Polar Vortex
Here are a few tips to keep warm in the frigid weather that’s spread across much of the U.S.
4 Tips to Maximize Your Electric Car’s Range When It’s Freezing Outside
With these tips, you can stretch your electric vehicle’s range during extremely cold weather. You don’t want to get stuck out there.
Your Old Sofa Can Ruin Your Credit Score
If you’re not careful, “old sofa syndrome” can wreak havoc on your credit scores. Here’s how to avoid it.
Review: PayPal Prepaid MasterCard by NetSpend
If you’re a frequent user of PayPal, this prepaid debit card has some great features.
What ‘Downton Abbey’ Can Teach You About Money
The ups and downs of the Crawley family contain some personal finance lessons for the rest of us.
Iowa Teacher Loses 37 Pounds on McDonald’s Diet
Could this man’s experiment change the way you look at fast food?
2013 Review: Were the Experts Right About Stocks, Oil and Housing Prices?
Every year we ask Wall Street and Main Street types for predictions. Let’s see who was more accurate for 2013.
6 Famous Bankruptcies of 2013
Detroit may still be dominating headlines, but last year the Motor City shared something in common with Casey Anthony, Sinbad and Girls Gone Wild, to name a few.
Smoking With Kids in the Car Could Cost You $500
Seven states have passed laws that prohibit smokers from lighting up in cars where children are present. And several others are considering it. Good idea or not?
Report: Only 10,000 Will Lose Out Under Obamacare
A report out of Congress says claims that millions will lose health insurance coverage in 2014 are greatly exaggerated.
Lawsuit Claims Facebook Is Snooping in Private Messages
The suit says Facebook is looking for links in the messages that could shed more light on users’ preferences. That’s information that marketers would like to know.
Resolutions 2014: 8 Tips to Find Help With Your Debt
Is one of your New Year’s resolutions to get out of debt? Here’s how to find a counselor who will actually help rather than rip you off.
South Dakota Is a Popular Tax Haven for the Wealthy
You don’t have to live in South Dakota, or even visit, to take advantage of its tax-friendly trust laws, Bloomberg says.
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