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Which Appliances Are Most Likely To Cause a Fire?
Don’t let home appliances put your family and belongings at risk. Learn which are the most dangerous and how to stay safe.
Few Student Loan Borrowers Take Advantage of Repayment Help
Federal student loan borrowers have options to repay based on their income and eventually get the balance forgiven. Why don’t many use it?
10 Tips to Live Within Your Means — Painlessly
Got more month than money or know someone who does? Here are some tips to make it work, without feeling deprived in the process.
5 Signs You’re Not Saving the Right Way
Do you recognize yourself in any of these 5 examples? If you do, you’re missing out on opportunities to build wealth.
The Biggest Social Security Mistake You’re Likely to Make
This one simple misstep could cost you thousands of dollars in benefits a year.
Could People Replace ATMs?
A new technology could supersede both in-person service and ATMs within the next year. Is this the future of banking?
Most Fast-Food Workers Are Not Teens
Many are raising kids on these low-wage jobs, and the vast majority make less than $10 an hour.
Frugal Family Feast: Chicken and Ham Baked Pasta
Turn leftover roasted chicken into a luscious baked pasta dish with a recipe that will feed a family of four for less than $15.
Smokers Earn Less Money, So Here Are 7 Frugal Tips to Help You Quit
Smoking costs a fortune these days. And now research shows that smokers also earn less than nonsmokers. Do you need any more financial incentive to quit?
Credit Card Application Denied? Be Sure to Ask Why
You might get a different response to your application if you place a call and explain to a real person why you deserve to have the card.
Ask an Expert: What’s the Best Business Credit Card for Startups?
One card in particular offers plenty of bonus rewards in categories where a new business will likely spend a lot of money.
Would You Pay for Mobile Banking? You Might Have To
Mobile could soon become yet another moneymaker for banks, rather than a free convenience for customers.
You’ll Probably Pay More for a Mortgage Soon
Congress has plans to end or scale back government involvement in the mortgage market. It could cost new borrowers tens of thousands more over the life of the loan.
Where Are the Best Schools?
Does your city or state have the most online schools or the highest median income for high school grads?
6 Ways to Save on Tires — and 2 Ways Not To
Don’t burn money and rubber. Save tread and bread by shopping smart for your next set of tires. But be careful – some money-saving ideas are dangerous.
3 DIY Tips for Whiter Teeth
There are inexpensive ways to help your smile look bright, but some popular methods may not be good for your teeth.
Don’t Get Swept Away: Floods and Car Insurance
In the wake of several record-setting flash floods across the country, we outline ways to protect yourself and your car from rising water levels.
The Average Checking Account Has 30 Separate Fees
Bank fees are not always openly disclosed on bank websites, either. Find out which banks are best and worst at this.
Getting Rid of a Computer? Use a Hammer
I’m not sure how to hammer this point home, so I’ll put it as forcefully as I can: Protect your data!
3 Ways to Escape a Cellphone Contract
You don’t always have to spend hundreds of dollars to break a phone contract.
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