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Debt Settlement Company Charged With Fraud
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is ready to play hardball with the largely unregulated industry, and for the first time has referred a case for criminal prosecution.
Study: People Don’t Understand Mortgage Basics
A survey by Zillow reveals that many potential and actual homebuyers have misconceptions about everything from interest rates to refinancing.
Frugal Family Feast: Mushroom and Spinach Frittata
Looking for a special meal for Mother’s Day or any other festive occasion? This week’s Frugal Family Feast features a delicious frittata that will feed four or more for less than $15.
Ask an Expert: Best Cash-Back Bonus Offer for a Moderate Budget?
It doesn’t make sense to apply for a card with a huge initial bonus if you can’t meet the spending requirements to get the reward.
Why I Bought a New Car Instead of a Used One
No, this was not a silly impulse buy, but a well-reasoned decision.
Spirit Airlines Ditches Toll-Free Line
The airline known for its many fees got rid of its toll-free number for customers, so calling to ask for help or advice might cost you.
Federal Health Care Spending May Be $770B Less Than Expected
A new study shows that the federal government’s spending on health care is growing at a much slower pace than previously predicted.
Would You Rather Have Overtime Pay or Time Off?
The U.S. House favors a bill that would allow employees who work overtime to bank the extra hours to take off later in the year.
Should You Move to North Dakota?
The Bakken oil and gas fields have plenty of high-paying jobs. But you need to consider more than the paycheck.
Mom’s Work Is Worth Less This Year
The new Mother’s Day Index of common tasks puts the total market value of Mom’s duties at less than $60,000 this year.
Wine Shortage Is Pushing Prices Up
The price of a glass of wine in a restaurant has risen as much as 8 percent in the past six months, a study says.
New York AG: Big Banks Are Violating $26B Mortgage Settlement
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman says he’s preparing to sue Bank of America and Wells Fargo.
Study: Many Millions Still to Benefit From Obamacare
A new study says 84 million Americans lacked adequate health insurance for at least part of 2012.
4 Ridiculous International Travel Fees
You thought the fees for domestic flights were insulting? A travel website takes a look at some of the fees charged for foreign flights.
FDA Will Investigate Safety of Added Caffeine in Foods
The Food and Drug Administration is interested in how products with caffeine added in — like caffeinated gum — affect children and adolescents.
Why Patients Don’t Follow Doctors’ Orders
An exchange between physician and patient says a lot about how we treat the subject of our health.
Congratulations, You Did NOT Win a Free Trip
Postcards and letters offering free plane tickets, hotel stays and gift cards are being sent out. They claim to be affiliated with Travelocity, but they aren’t.
Budget Beauty Treatments You Can Do at Home
These spa treatments can be done at home for a fraction of the cost. Some of them you probably have not heard of.
When to Teach Kids About Credit Card Debt?
Waiting until they have their first card in hand is way too late.
Nearly 80 Percent of Adults Don’t Get Enough Exercise
About half of Americans are not meeting minimum federal guidelines for aerobic activities such as brisk walking, and far fewer are doing strength training exercises like push-ups.
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