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Canceled Wedding Reception Is Turned Into 4-Course Meal for Homeless
A family that had to call off a wedding salvaged its spending by donating the space and food to hundreds of homeless people.
FTC: We’re Shutting Down an $11M Sweepstakes Scam
Millions of letters have been mailed promising huge winnings in exchange for a small fee, the Federal Trade Commission says. Seniors are often targeted.
8 Ways to Save on Holiday Shopping — Right Now
There’s no time like the present to get a jump on the holiday shopping season. Here’s what you can do now to save.
Need Help With Student Loan Debt? Crowdfund It
Online platform Piglt gives future, current and past students the opportunity to crowdfund their education expenses.
Who Needs a Waitress? Order by Tablet at Chili’s
The restaurant chain plans to have dozens of tablets available at every location next year for ordering, paying, and playing video games.
Man Finds Lottery Ticket Worth $6.3M, Turns It Over to Police
A man who makes his living selling lottery tickets found a lost winning ticket — and was honest enough to turn it in. Would you?
Secrets to Financial Success Can Fit in Your Pocket
The best personal finance advice is easy to understand and put into practice.
4 Unexpected Ways to Save With a Green Vehicle
Buying a environmentally friendly vehicle could earn you tax credits, rebates and other discounts.
6 Things You Don’t Know About Minimum Wage
There are actually slightly more people making less than minimum wage than making the minimum.
The Most Common Obamacare Scams
Big changes are the perfect time for big cons. Don’t get swindled by these tactics.
Thinking About a New Home? The Clock is Ticking
Next year, it’ll become more expensive and harder to qualify for a mortgage. If you’re sitting on the fence, now’s the time to get off it.
Your Losing NFL Team Is Making Your Butt Big
Want to lose weight? Follow a better NFL team. New research says people eat food that’s less healthy after their favorite football team loses, and eat better when their team wins.
Credit Cards You’ve Never Heard of Because You Can’t Get One
Some are literally studded with a diamond. Others come with around-the-clock concierge service.
Had Too Much to Drink? New Apps Can Tell
The smartphone apps, with a small attachment, can read blood-alcohol levels, predict when users will sober up, and even call a cab.
Understanding Obamacare: Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum
When Oct. 1 arrives, the state online marketplaces will enable people to shop among the four health insurance “metal” plans. Here’s what you need to know to make your selection.
Can a Saver and Spender Live Happily Ever After?
Whether you’re just dating, newly married, or have been together so long you have matching recliners, there’s always hope for the money-mismatched.
Chase Ordered to Refund $309 Million to Credit Card Customers
Yet another big bank is in trouble with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for the way it sold credit card add-on products to customers.
Why You Shouldn’t Bother Earning That Bachelor’s Degree
A new study suggests that those with a technical 2-year degree can earn more in their first year than new grads with a bachelor’s degree.
Frugal Family Feast: Corn Chicken Lasagna
Transform chicken from simple to saucy with a South American-inspired lasagna that can feed 4 or more for less than $15.
Prepare for Obamacare: 10 Ways to Pay Less for Prescription Drugs
Chances are your costs for prescription medications won’t decline when coverage under Obamacare begins next year. But there are ways to save big.
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