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Retailers Keep Databases of Thieving Employees
Robbing your workplace may get you blacklisted and make it hard to find another job in the retail industry.
Walmart Considering Customer-Driven Delivery Service
If Walmart offered to pay you to drop off some stuff to your neighbors on the way home, would you?
Credit Card Delinquency At 18-Year Low
People are staying on top of many types of loans better than they have in a long while, which is good news for consumers and the economy.
Things I Learned on My First Cruise
Got a cruise in your future? Learn from my recent experience.
For Rent Signs Reach a 12-Year Low
Meanwhile, the average apartment now rents for $1,102.
Frugal Family Feast: Roho Kitchen Chicken Soup
How about a new twist on an old favorite? This week’s Frugal Family Feast features a twist on chicken soup that only Chef Jorge from Roho Kitchen can provide. You’ll love this delicious and easy recipe that will feed a family of four for less than $15.
Ask an Expert: What’s the Best Credit Card for Big Purchases?
Would you apply for a credit card to get $100 cash? If you’re about to spend $500, you can. Just make sure you’ve got good credit.
Got the Wedding Bill Blues?
The average wedding is now more than $28,000. The average American now earns about $40,000 in a year. Are we crazy?
How the Great Recession Changed Our Habits
Five years later, people feel more prepared for retirement and are making bigger contributions to their 401Ks. Most have less debt, too.
Foreclosure Victims Eligible to Try Again
A second chance is possible after just a few years, if you play your cards right.
Do We Need Voice Mail Anymore?
Younger people who drive technology trends think voice mail takes too long to get to the point, and favor text messages or email instead. Phone companies notice.
Amazon’s Got a Secret
Is the company making a smartphone? A recent hire suggests it might be.
9 Ways to Put the Brakes on Car Insurance Bills
When was the last time you gave your car insurance a tune-up? If you’re overdue, you might be overpaying. Here’s a list of ways to make your insurance purr like a kitten.
The 7 Best Ways to Entertain Yourself Cheap or Free
Saving money doesn’t mean missing out on fun. Sports, concerts, movies, and more: Use your imagination and you can easily find ways to have a great time at a great price.
Could You Pass a Driver’s Test? Many Can’t
Hopefully Americans are better at driving than they are at test-taking.
Supreme Court Decision Could Mean Faster Generic Drugs
While the case isn’t getting as much attention as gay marriage, the financial impact could be measured in billions.
TurboTax Wants to Keep Your Taxes Complex
In some countries, taxes are virtually automatic: No need to hire anybody or spend hours with forms and receipts. But not here, and the company behind TurboTax is spending millions to keep it that way.
Hotels Still Packing on Hidden Resort Fees
Despite a government warning that hotels may be breaking the law by hiding fees, many are still tacking on $30-a-night extra charges.
Social Security Benefits Protected In Bankruptcy
A federal appeals court ruled creditors can’t demand Social Security benefits be used to repay debts in Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Ask Stacy: What’s the Best Way to Borrow For a Vandweller Lifestyle?
This reader wants to leave the normal life behind to live and work from a van. The problem? Nobody will lend him the money.
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