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How to Save Money on Apple Accessories
Where to find chargers, cases, extra batteries, and headphones for all your Apple devices without paying Apple prices.
American and US Airways Merger Looks Like Done Deal
While some things are still being worked out and court approval is necessary, the merger looks increasingly likely.
Women’s Most Common Job Hasn’t Changed in 60 Years
The role is expected to grow 12 percent more by 2020.
British Bank Fined for Manipulating Interest Rates
This is the third bank to pay big for its alleged role in the LIBOR scandal: $612 million. With embarrassing messages like this, you can see why.
Frugal Family Feast: Oven-Baked Herb-Crusted Salmon
For a healthy and beautiful dinner, look no further than this week’s Frugal Family Feast! We’re serving up herb-crusted salmon to feed a family of four for less than $15.
4 Alternatives to Pricey Fitness Equipment
Remember that new year’s resolution you made to get in shape? We’ll show you how to get it done at home without shelling out thousands of dollars for pricey fitness equipment.
How to Tell If You’re Dating a Deadbeat
Read on for 10 indicators that signal you’re dating someone who is bad with money.
Take a $5 Online Course, Save up to 15 Percent on Car Insurance
You can get AARP’s safety course 80 percent off right now, which in most states means a guaranteed insurance discount.
40 Public Universities Will Offer Free Online Classes for Credit
You can take an introductory class taught by real professors in several subjects with no strings attached. The hope is you’ll pay to continue for a degree.
Postal Service Will Stop Saturday Letter Delivery
Last year, USPS lost $16 billion. This year, it’ll lose weekends.
9 Tips to Pick a Tax Pro – If You Need One
Just because taxes are complicated doesn’t mean simple software can’t do the job. Here’s how to determine if you need a pro, and if you do, how to find the right one.
The Low-Down on the Gem That Will Last Forever
Find out everything you need to know about diamonds.
How to Block Scam Text Messages
Receiving obnoxious, unwanted texts? On at least three major providers, you can probably prevent them.
Rich Bad Drivers Pay Lower Rates Than Poor Ones
Or: why car insurance rates are unfair.
One-Third of Risky Student Loans Are Delinquent
That’s almost $300 billion in college debt, and doesn’t include the past-due balances of less risky borrowers. Who’s going to pay? The taxpayer.
14 Valentine’s Day Dates for Less Than $50
It doesn’t take a ton of cash to be a Casanova. Here are 14 ideas that will sweep your date off their feet while keeping your budget intact.
The 4 Biggest Money Mistakes Parents Make
Do these universal mistakes that most parents make without realizing it apply to your family?
What Happens When You Dispute a Credit Card Charge
Ever wondered how your lender and the company handle it? Here’s how it works.
Federal and State Government May Sue S&P Over Financial Crisis
Will there finally be some accountability for the meltdown now more than four years old?
U.S. Gained 157,000 Jobs in January
Revised estimates also show hiring has been better than we thought over the past two years.
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