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What the Goldman Sachs Guy Code Means for Your Money
Is this code for male behavior consistent with the type of guy you want to be?
When Innovation Goes Wrong: The Fisher-Price iPad Seat Debacle
A petition opposes a new baby seat equipped with an iPad. Is this seat really a good idea for tiny kids?
The Wealthy Pay All of the Taxes? Humbug!
Once again the argument has surfaced that the wealthy are shouldering an unfair tax burden.
The Cheapest Overnight Shipping Fees for Christmas
What you may not know is that there’s a huge difference in fees for the same service among the three major shipping services. Here’s our price comparison and five more tips for saving money when you ship gifts.
33 Ways to Make Your Loose Change Really Count
That old Miracle Whip jar full of loose coins can get you through a minor shortfall, pay for a few luxuries or even fund a long-term dream. These tips will help.
How 6 Families Went Gift-Free for Christmas
Some families celebrate the holidays, but do so without exchanging gifts. Could you have gift-free holidays? Families tell how and why they do it.
Can You Trust a ‘Made in America’ Label?
The government doesn’t certify that “Made in America” claims on labels are true, so how can you tell if a product deserves to be called that?
Your Chance of Becoming an ID Theft Victim Is Greater Than You Think
The probability that you’ll lose major money when someone steals your identity is low, but why not take measures to protect yourself?
Study Says We’re Much Smarter Shoppers Now
The study demonstrates that marketers have lost a lot of their power over our purchasing decisions. This is great news.
9 Tips to Slash Your Spending on Holiday Gifts by 20 Percent
Some of these tips will help you save even more than that.
How to Find Cheap Last-Minute Holiday Flights
If you’ve put off buying your tickets for a holiday season flight, it may still be possible to find airfare that’s not exorbitant.
More Companies Than Ever Offer Same-Sex Benefits
More big U.S. companies are actively protecting LGBT employees from workplace discrimination and advocating for equal rights.
Medical Credit Card Must Refund $34 Million to Consumers
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau cracked down on CareCredit after receiving hundreds of complaints.
Frugal Family Feast: Chicken Piccata With Lemon Caper Sauce
Make a restaurant favorite at home with this week’s Frugal Family Feast recipe, which can feed a family of four for less than $15.
Get What You Want for Christmas: Buy It Yourself
Sometimes “self-gifting” makes a lot of sense. Just make sure you’re not using it as an excuse for impulse buying.
4 Ways the Federal Budget Deal Would Hit Your Wallet
This deal would keep the government functioning without interruption well into 2015, and it would impact us in several noticeable ways.
More Billionaires Promise to Donate Much of Their Money
Find out who these generous tycoons are and how they made their fortunes.
Young Women Are Closing the Pay Gender Gap
Young women haven’t reached pay equity with their male counterparts and they may lose some ground as they get older, a new report says.
What the New Volcker Rule Means in Plain English
The much-discussed Volcker Rule has now become a reality. Here’s what you need to know to understand where it came from and what it means.
Real Estate Investors Are Pulling Back. Should Homebuyers Do the Same?
If investors are wary about buying real estate, should homebuyers be wary, too? Home prices are rising. Here’s how to tell if buying a home is still affordable for you.
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