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Are Fees, Fraud Eating Away at Your Social Security?
Getting Social Security payments by prepaid debit card or direct deposit hasn’t worked out well for all recipients.
Will We Soon Have to Rent Computer Software?
Adobe’s Photoshop software now requires a monthly rental subscription, rather than a flat fee to purchase. Microsoft Office also has a subscription option. What’s next?
Free College Now, Pay for It Later?
Oregon lawmakers have passed an measure that would allow students to attend college at no upfront cost for tuition, with an agreement to contribute a percentage of their future income to repay the state.
Feds Order Bank to Refund Fees to Military Members
U.S. Bank and Dealers’ Financial Service will return $6.5 million to service members who used the MILES program to finance car purchases.
Prepaid Cards Are Replacing Paychecks at More Companies
Prepaid payroll cards can make money for banks, and save money for the employers who use them, but they come with heavy fees for employees, many of whom are already earning low wages.
Beginning Stock Investor? Here’s All You Need to Know
Investing in stocks isn’t nearly as complicated as Wall Street wants you to believe. Proof: I can tell you everything you need to know in one short article.
How to Spy On Your Own Emails
What would your Gmail history look like to a stranger? Here’s how to find out.
How to Go Back to School (and Is It Worth It?)
Thinking about going back to school? We’ll help you decide and tell you how to get there.
Did the Founding Fathers Have Bad Credit?
For the Fourth of July, we revisit the personal finance habits of some of the famous men who were there at the nation’s start.
Ask an Expert: Which Credit Cards Offer the Longest 0 Percent Intro Periods?
Consumers with very good to excellent credit have several options to transfer a balance and pay down credit card debt interest-free over a lengthy introductory period.
Sunburned? Don’t Get Burned Again with Worthless ‘Cures’
If you get a little too much sun on the Fourth of July or later this summer, here are some things you definitely don’t want to apply, along with some cheap alternatives.
Attorneys General to Google: Stop Promoting Illegal Drug Sales
Authorities in 3 states say Google allows ads on YouTube that promote illegal activities. Google says it’s already trying to pull such ads.
Jailed Seniors Cost Americans $16 Billion Per Year
By 2030, inmates over the age of 50 are expected to make up almost a third of the total projected prison population.
Happy Financial Independence Day to Me
I’ve saved enough money that I now consider myself financially free. Here’s how I did it, along with some steps that will help you join me sooner, rather than later.
Women Face Huge Increases in Long-Term Care Insurance Costs
Long-term care insurance is becoming much more expensive for women than it is for men in many states. Here’s how you can reduce the cost.
Are RFID Credit Cards Safe?
Carrying a wave and go credit card means you need to take extra steps to protect your plastic from high-tech thieves.
A Ticket for Driving Too Slow? Fines for School Bullies?
Across the country, a slew of frustrating new fines and taxes is taking effect. Here are some highlights.
Buying Glasses at Traditional Shops? You Must Be Blind
Glasses can easily cost $250, but prices at reputable online sellers can be a fraction of that. Take a look.
Being Born In America Is More Expensive Than Anywhere Else
U.S. mothers pay far more for maternity services than women in other countries, and costs have increased 49 percent in 6 years.
Tips for a Fabulous Budget Las Vegas Trip
From sharks to martinis to concerts, these tips will help you get the most bang for your buck in Las Vegas.
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