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Are Pension Advances Dangerously Disguised Loans?
A largely unregulated industry is pitching loans with interest rates as high as 106 percent to retired firefighters, police officers, and others receiving a pension.
Study: Growing Number of People Can’t Afford to Buy or Rent Their Homes
The Center for Housing Policy says nearly a quarter of working households spend more than half their income on housing.
5 Best Cheap Coffee Brands
Like waking up to a fresh cup of homemade coffee? We’ll tell you the best affordable brands and give you tips for choosing your own.
Russia Charging NASA $70 Million per Spaceship Seat
Since the U.S. shuttle fleet was retired in 2011, NASA depends on Russia’s spacecraft — and they keep raising prices.
The Most-Awkward Money Moments Have been Identified
People shared their most uncomfortable money situations and encounters in a new CouponCabin.com survey. Try not to laugh.
Frontier Airlines Will Charge up to $100 for Carry-Ons
When the new fee kicks in this summer, rates will range from free to $100 depending on how and when you pay.
4 DIY Wedding Ideas
From the save-the-date to the tabletop, we’ll help you reduce the cost of your nuptials with these do-it-yourself tips and suggestions.
Frugal Family Feast: Gourmet Mac and Cheese
This week’s Frugal Family Feast features a quick and delectable gooey gourmet mac and cheese that will feed more than four people for less than $15.
5 Financial Tips for Freshmen
Your college-bound child will benefit greatly from knowing about these basic money tools. And so will you.
College Students With Unmarried Parents May Qualify for Less Aid in 2014
Next year, federal financial aid forms will allow students with cohabiting parents to include both their incomes, even if they’re unmarried or are the same sex.
U.S. Debt Shrinks for First Time in 6 Years
The U.S. will reduce the massive federal debt for the first time since 2007. But can we keep it up?
Feds Give Stay-at-Home Spouses Easier Access to Credit
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has revised a 2009 rule in order to help people with shared incomes qualify for credit cards.
7 Summer Jobs With Decent Pay
Looking for a job this summer or know a teen or young adult who is? These part-time gigs can provide acceptable compensation for someone new to the working world.
You Got a Refund? Rethink Your Plan
Getting a refund is a good idea only if you lack the discipline to save money on your own.
Consumer Reports Finds Harmful Bacteria in Ground Turkey
An analysis of raw ground turkey revealed a surprising amount of risky bacteria and a few cases of potentially deadly bacteria. The turkey industry disputes the results.
Poll: Many Don’t Know Health Care Reform Law Still Exists
Some think Congress repealed the law, while others think the Supreme Court threw it out. While key parts of it haven’t been implemented yet, they’re coming soon.
Online Ads Can Track You Across Multiple Devices
If it seems like ads are following you home, you may not be wrong — the targeting technology is getting better.
7 Cheap Bachelorette Party Ideas
Throwing a bachelorette party soon? Try one of these unique ideas to save some cash and create great pre-wedding memories.
11 Top Excuses Traffic Cops Hear
A new survey by Insurance.com ranks popular excuses drivers give to police when stopped for a potential violation.
Review: Citi Forward Card for College Students
This card can provide a much better rewards program than most student credit cards if you can qualify.
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