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The Cost of Living Went Down in March
Falling prices for gasoline and clothing were the main reason for the dip, which was the first this year.
Ready for Motion-Controlled Computers?
An affordable new technology might turn you into a computer wizard — maybe not an expert, but you’ll be able to control things with your hands.
Frugal Family Feast: Pork and Beef Sliders With Arugula and Gorgonzola Cheese
You’ll love this tasty, easy recipe that will feed four or more for less than $15.
5 Dumb Money Moves I’ve Made
Even personal finance writers make money mistakes. I’ve certainly made my fair share of blunders. Can you top these five?
Ask an Expert: Can I Get a Cash-Back Card With Average Credit?
It’s no secret: The best rewards credit cards are reserved for those with stellar credit. But that doesn’t mean those with average credit can’t join in the fun.
How to Raise Your Kids to Be Losers
Here are six easy steps to make sure your kids grow up to be morons about money and personal finance.
Cellphone Networks Fail in Emergencies: Here’s What to Do
It’s natural to call loved ones in a panicked moment — but what happens when everybody’s trying at the same time?
Report: Corporate Tax Breaks Cost U.S. $180 Billion
Every year, tax loopholes spare big business lots of cash. The amount has doubled over the past 25 years.
Watch for Boston Marathon Charity Scams
Most people want to help — but some want to take advantage. Here’s what to look for.
7 Ways to Get a Cheap or Free Prom Dress
It’s prom season across the U.S. Check out this money-saving guide before you begin your search for the perfect dress.
Is Walmart Letting You Down?
Customers are complaining that Walmart has too little help to keep the shelves restocked. Has that been your experience?
Who’s Going to Get Free Birth Control?
Think you’ll no longer have to pay for contraceptives? Not so fast.
Beware of Unwanted Rental Car Insurance Charges
Even if you say you don’t need rental car insurance, the extra charges may be applied anyway. You can avoid them with a careful eye.
‘Booty Cams’ and Other Weird Ways Stores Spy on Us
Malls and retailers are watching us in ways you might not believe.
IRS: We Do Get Warrants Before Reading Your Email
The IRS denies spying on taxpayer emails without a warrant, after a copy of its procedures handbook that suggested the opposite was published online.
16 Ways to Cut Your Grocery Bill in Half
Think you can’t take a big bite out of your food budget? Eating fewer restaurant meals is one way to save, but there are plenty more.
Review: Simmons First Visa Platinum
If you have excellent credit and tend to carry a balance from time to time, this card may be a good addition to your wallet.
Let’s Talk About Dying
Your family will have a hard enough time dealing with grief. Don’t make them hunt for your will or try to guess the name of your lawyer.
5 Free, Handy Price Comparison Apps
If you have a smartphone, there’s no reason not to make sure you get the best deal.
Are You Likely to Get Audited?
Find out if you live in one of the 5 metro areas where the IRS is most likely to give tax returns a closer look.
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