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Do You Have a Fragmented Credit Report?
It’s bad enough to have to keep track of one credit history. But it’s possible you might have two, or even three.
Beef Prices May Jump 10 Percent By Summer
Grilling burgers may be more expensive than usual this year, as the drought of 2012 gives new meaning to “cash cow.”
Medicare Drug Costs Going Down for Seniors
Part D coverage will also expand, and participating pharmacies won’t be able to automatically refill prescriptions anymore.
Why Facebook Gets a $429 Million Tax Refund
A new report suggests Facebook is getting special tax treatment. Actually, the company just screwed up.
Can You Claim a Home Office Tax Deduction?
If you’re one of the millions of Americans who work from home, don’t pass up a deduction that could be worth thousands. Here’s how to tell if you qualify.
Think Homeowners Insurance Protects You From Everything? Think Again
Just because you’ve got a homeowners policy doesn’t mean you’re immune from disasters. If your home is damaged by earthquake, war, or flooding, you could be out of luck. Read on for more advice on what’s covered and what’s not.
Bankruptcy is a Time of Celebration, Not Despair
If you’re on the verge of bankruptcy or know someone who is, read this post from someone who’s been there.
Euro Zone Slips Deeper Into Recession
The economy here may not be doing great, but at least we’re not those guys.
Family Getting $63 Million for Medicine That Blinded Daughter
10 years ago, Children’s Motrin put her in the hospital for months and left her disabled. The family sued, saying there was no warning.
Homeless Man Returns Diamond Ring
It was accidentally given to him as a donation, but he didn’t try to cash in.
Guns, Appliances, and Storm Supplies: 2013 Sales Tax Holidays
From Alabama to Virginia, nine states will offer sales tax exemptions on firearms, energy-efficient products, or emergency supplies this year. We’ve broken down what’s discounted where and when.
The Navy Has Its Own Starbucks
A coffee shop opened in the Pacific Ocean last week.
The Cheapest Place to Buy a Used Car
Some cities beat the national average used car price by more than five percent. But others can cost almost 10 percent more than the average.
Heart Attack Grill Spokesman Dies of Heart Attack
He’s the second spokesman to die in as many years.
Cluck, Cluck, Save a Buck! Check Out This Recipe for Lemon Herb Chicken
Our Frugal Family Feast serves up a citrus-infused roast chicken with red potatoes. This budget-conscious meal will feed a family of four for less than $15.
Beat Back Wrinkles in the War for Your Face
Understanding the causes of wrinkles is the key to preventing them, so we’ve spelled out which habits are helping or hurting your skin.
5 Tips to Find the Best Prepaid Card
Prepaid cards can be a useful alternative to credit cards and checking accounts, but they vary radically in cost and convenience. Here’s what to look for.
This Valentine’s Day, Fall in Love, Not for a Scam
From bogus greeting cards to online flower scams, there are some traps you’ll want to avoid this Valentine’s Day.
Cheapest New Cars to Own for 5 Years
Kelley Blue Book’s annual study of cheap-to-own cars shows you can spend less than $40,000 over five years on several new vehicles.
Tax Tattlers Snag $125 Million
Want a big check from the government? Snitch on rich tax cheaters. The IRS awards up to a third of the money it reclaims from tax cheaters through its whistleblower program.
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