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Here’s Something New: A Credit Card That Pays You Cash to Transfer a Balance
Most low-interest credit cards charge you to transfer a balance. This one pays you, then charges an interest rate of only 8 percent. Too good to be true?
6 Solutions to Bad Smartphone Etiquette
Is it too late to repair the bad smartphone behavior that’s apparent just about everywhere you go – at the theater, over dinner or during a face-to-face conversation?
When Does Stockpiling Become Hoarding?
If you buy food in bulk only to throw some of it out because it spoils, you’re not saving money.
What to Do With a Wet Credit Card
Can you still use a credit card if it gets wet? Of course.
How to Watch CBS Shows During the Blackout
Bickering between CBS and Time Warner Cable means about 3 million cable customers are missing some channels now. Here’s what’s going on, and what you can do.
How to Go On Vacation Without Email Guilt
Keep the stress of communication backlog out of your “me” time with one simple trick.
8 Cheap Ways to Reduce Stress
Money is the root of much stress. What are some ways you can relieve that tension without spending a dime?
The 5 Most Common Hidden Credit Card Charges
These sneaky charges amount to more than $14 billion on consumers’ credit cards in a year. Are they popping up on your bills?
Do You Mind Big CEO Paychecks? Because You’re Helping Pay Them
The U.S. tax code lets businesses deduct billions of dollars for executive compensation. Two senators want that to stop. What do you think?
More Families Shunning Pricey Colleges
Families are being more selective about schools and students are working harder to find scholarships. It’s saving them thousands, even though prices aren’t dropping.
Cruise Lines Reveal Crimes Reported Onboard
Ever wondered what cruise ship operators weren’t telling you about alleged criminal incidents on their vessels? Now you can find out.
Does Your Dog Need Expensive Pet Food?
If you’re buying “premium” dog food, you might be wasting money. Here’s how to figure out if the low-cost dog food at the big-box store contains the nutrients your dog needs.
Why A Stolen European Credit Card Is Worth 5 American Cards
Crime rings like to use credit cards stolen from around the world in the U.S., but, oddly enough, our stolen cards aren’t worth as much to them as foreign ones.
How Much Would Big Macs Cost If McDonald’s Paid $15 an Hour?
Would you be willing to pay more for McDonald’s food if it meant employees made a living wage?
Joblessness Lasts Longer When You’re Older
Many baby boomers encountered long stretches of unemployment during the economic downturn, and many are still having a tough time finding work.
Frugal Family Feast: Citrus Herb Brined Roast Chicken
This recipe for juicy, tender roasted chicken can feed a family of four for less than $15, and produces an abundance of chicken meat for other meals later in the week.
The Best and Cheapest TV Antennas
All you need to get network channels is a $30 antenna and a little patience in finding the right place for it.
How to Get Out of Debt: The Real Secret
Facing a mountain of debt is enough to cause fear and inertia to kick in. Here’s how to defeat them.
Ask an Expert: Can I Build Credit as an Authorized User?
There are some issues to consider being going this route to build a stellar credit history.
The Best and Worst Prepaid Cards
Prepaid cards are known for coming with a lot of fees — but some aren’t so bad, Consumer Reports says.
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