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The World Has More Millionaires
The U.S. has by far the largest share of the world’s millionaires, outnumbering second-place Japan nearly 4 to 1.
Many Baby Boomers Retire Before They’re Ready
Baby boomers born in 1946 retired an average of five years sooner than planned, and those who haven’t expect to keep working longer than they thought two years ago.
It’s True! Disabled Guides Used to Skip Disney Lines
They’ve been found to charge as much as $130 per hour to help families skip hours in line for rides.
How to Rebuild Credit After Bankruptcy
Filed (or thinking of filing) for bankruptcy? Your financial life isn’t over. Here’s how to get back on track.
The Most Stressful Jobs of 2013
A career site has produced a list of the most stressful jobs in America, based on a number of factors like danger, deadlines and how much you’re in the public eye. Did your occupation qualify?
Credit Bureaus Checking Facebook Posts for Fraud
Public social media posts could be used to verify identities and assess your income level.
Why Do Men Stop Buying Clothes After 50?
Census data show a sharp decline in clothing purchases by men once they hit their early 50s. Is it that they already have everything, dislike their appearance, or something else?
Payday Lenders Evading Regulation With Longer Loans?
Some payday lenders plan to offer longer-term loans, hoping they can evade rules designed to protect consumers.
10 Money Missteps New Grads Should Avoid
Are you a recent graduate? The terrain is already tough enough. Don’t make it worse by developing bad money management habits.
Frugal Family Feast: Creamy Italian Polenta
Polenta with sausage and peppers is this week’s Frugal Family Feast recipe, feeding a family of four or more for less than $15.
Ask an Expert: Which Credit Cards Charge the Fewest Fees?
If you have a great credit score, welcome to the world of credit cards with few fees and big benefits.
Best and Worst Things to Buy in June
Even though it’s barbecue season, June will be a bad time to buy a grill or the steaks to throw on it. It’s some consolation that June 7 is National Doughnut Day.
What You Wear at Work Still Affects Promotion Chances
Managers place less emphasis on dress codes than they did 6 years ago, but what you wear still matters. Especially if it’s a chicken suit.
More Moms Than Ever Are the Breadwinners
In 40 percent of homes with children, Mom is the primary source of income for the family. Is that a good thing?
Do You Need Treatment for Low Testosterone?
Experts say testosterone replacement poses health risks and that safer — and far cheaper — solutions may be available.
Why Modern Appliances Don’t Last
Think your new appliance isn’t as good as the old one? You might be right. Here’s what you can do to minimize the repair cost.
Locked Out? Frugal Alternatives to a Pricey Locksmith
Don’t leave yourself at the mercy of an overpriced locksmith when you’ve locked yourself out of your car in the middle of the night.
Will Defaulting on Season Tickets Hurt My Credit Score?
Attention sports fans: This answer could prove helpful if your team ticks you off.
Milestones That Affect Used Car Prices
The odometer can play an important role in the price of a car. Whether you’re buying or selling, here are the marks to pay attention to.
Researchers Have Tips to Minimize Jet Lag
Planning a little time (zone) travel soon? Here’s a summary of current research on how to get your body’s internal clock synchronized.
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