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Wealthy People Are Most Likely to Use Online Coupons
Rich people love bargains too. Actually, high earners are more likely to use online promotional codes than anyone else.
Public and West Coast Colleges Are Becoming a Better Value
The new edition of Forbes’ top colleges list shows that Ivy League schools are still the cream of the crop, but are far from the only great options.
8 Ways to Save $25 Next Week
You can easily save at least that much by following these simple tips.
Study: Back-To-School Shopping Is Money Lesson Time
Back-to-school shopping is a great time to plant budget basics in teenage minds, a new survey suggests.
5 Handy Discount-Finding Apps
Want to make sure you don’t miss coupons and better prices or forget about rewards points? See if you find these shopping apps useful.
Walmart’s Argument Against Paying More Doesn’t Impress Everyone
Walmart says paying workers in Washington, D.C., more would hurt job seekers, consumers and the area overall. Here’s why experts say it’s wrong.
Why I Run My Household Like a Business
He’s the chief executive officer of the household and his wife is the chief financial officer.
Ask an Expert: Should I Close My Old Credit Cards?
You may not realize how much those old cards can boost your credit scores.
Postal Service Wants to Get Rid of Your Mailbox
The Postal Service is pushing for a gradual adoption of cheaper delivery options, while some in Congress think doorstep delivery should end all at once.
What’s Wealthy? 72 Percent of Millionaires Say They Aren’t
How rich do you have to be to feel it? A survey of investors found $1 million isn’t enough for most folks.
Fake Reviews Can Get You Sued
Edmunds.com has accused a company of spamming its site with fake reviews, and it’s gone to court to stop it.
7 Reasons to Rediscover Your Public Library
Have you been to your local public library lately? Even in smaller towns, the range of services and media offered are much more extensive than they used to be.
The Worst Mistakes Travelers Make
Travel can be exciting, or it can be a frustrating juggling act of your time, money, and patience. The key is planning and not being penny-wise and pound-foolish.
Dubai Paying Citizens Gold To Get Skinny
How’s this for incentive? The Dubai government is paying people in gold for the pounds they shed.
Flushable Wipes May Not Be Flushable
No wipes in the pipes! Even if they’re labeled flushable, experts complain they’re clogging up our sewers.
Ask Stacy: How Do Reverse Mortgages Work?
If you’re 62 or over, or know someone who is, sooner or later you’ll probably hear about reverse mortgages. Here’s what you need to know.
The Skinny on Losing Weight While Fattening Your Wallet
One of the excuses for being overweight is that being healthy is too expensive. Actually, being heavy can cost more and make you earn less.
Why Do Credit Cards Expire?
Some of the reasons credit cards carry an expiration date may surprise you.
Review: First Progress Platinum Prestige Secured MasterCard
If you have bad credit and you want to build your credit score, this card is worth your attention.
Great: Now Diet Soda May Also Make You Fat
Despite having few or no calories, diet soda can still lead to weight gain, new research suggests.
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