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Ask Stacy: Should I Co-Sign My College Freshman Son’s Lease?
A reader is faced with something many of us have encountered: risking our credit to help out a loved one. Is it ever OK?
10 States Where Driving Has Plummeted
Cultural and economic shifts spell steep declines in the time Americans spend behind the wheel.
Review: Choice Privileges Visa Card
If you prefer to stay at Choice hotels like Comfort Inn, Clarion or Rodeway Inn, this card offers some very generous benefits.
Some States Want to Tax You Per Mile You Drive
Several state and local governments want to swap a gas tax for a pay-per-mile tax — using a little black box to track your car’s movements.
Congress May Push Milk Prices to $8 a Gallon
By failing to pass a farm bill that subsidizes agricultural activity and funds the food stamp program, Congress could effectively double the cost of milk.
The 5 Richest and Poorest U.S. Cities
Census data show the metropolitan areas with the highest and lowest median household incomes. Is your city on the list?
This Tip Could Save You $50,000 on Your Next Mortgage
This simple step is essential for getting you the best possible interest rate on your home loan.
You Know ‘Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.’ There’s a 4th Possibility
The green movement’s anthem of ‘Reduce, Reuse, Recycle’ is missing its most important ‘R.’
Wildest Pet Insurance Claims of 2013
Find out what happens when a dog eats 2 pounds of onion rings and a cat goes for a spin in the washing machine.
YouTube Will Begin Charging for More Content
A combination of new services could have users paying more than $10 a month for their favorite YouTube content. Will you pay?
Dallas-Fort Worth Airport Making TSA Checkpoints More Comfortable
Do you think airport security could ever be a pleasant experience? One company is giving it a shot.
Report: Top 1 Percent Own 46 Percent of Global Wealth
In 60 years, there will be nearly a dozen trillionaires, according to the best estimates of Credit Suisse.
Get Ready for a Major Rent Hike
Rent will likely continue to rise for three or four years — by about 16 percent, according to an expert’s estimate.
States Deliberately Leave Millions of the Poor Uninsured
Even though the federal government would have picked up 90 percent of the bill for Medicaid expansion under Obamacare in future years, half the states have refused to expand the program.
Those 50 and Older Have a Tough Time Finding Work
Many of those polled said there were few available jobs, few that paid well, and few with adequate benefits. Many cited personal experience with age discrimination.
Study: Average Millennial Can’t Retire Until Age 73
Student debt will cost the average millennial $115,096 in lost potential retirement savings, a new study says.
5 Ways Your Bank May Be Ripping You Off
Your bank may not be on your side. Discover the common ways financial institutions may be fleecing their customers.
25 Birthday Freebies Worth the Trip
There’s no need to be hungry or bored on your birthday, even if you’re broke.
Frugal Family Feast: BLT Salad With Lemon Dijon Vinaigrette
Looking for a light, yet satisfying dinner? This week’s Frugal Family Feast is a recipe for BLT salad that can feed a family of four for less than $15.
The Facts Behind 16 Black Friday Myths
Is Black Friday really the best time to get the best deals? Do you really have to stand in line at the store to get a shot at the best prices?
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