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Bank of America Won’t Prove Disputed $4,000 Charges
A customer says he never signed up for a service with automatic recurring payments. The bank says he did, by phone, but refuses to offer evidence.
7 Cheap and Easy Work Lunches You Can Bring From Home
Along with skipping lattes, home-made lunches are one of the most often recommended ways to save. These delicious ideas will delight both budget and taste buds.
Had a Lousy Retail Experience? Complain About It!
It’s easy to feel a bit sheepish when it comes to complaining. But not only is it the right thing for you, it helps the company you’re complaining about. Here’s how to do it right.
Review: Citi ThankYou Card
The Citi ThankYou Card offers rewards points redeemable across numerous categories. It also offers a 0 percent APR introductory rate on balance transfers and purchases.
Groupon CEO Gets $378.36 Severance Package
A Groupon founder, kicked out the door last week, is getting what must be the smallest severance in Wall Street history. Don’t shed too many tears – he’s still worth millions.
Girls Gone Wild Has Gone Bankrupt
The move is to dodge millions in outstanding debts from lawsuits against the company and its founder.
$9 Will Speed You Through Security on United
United Airlines customers can now bribe – er, I mean, enjoy premier access – to shorter airport lines.
9 Steps to Spring Clean Your House, Finances and Paperwork
Here’s how to clean your house, finances, paper – even your online presence – and maybe make some money while you’re at it.
7 Steps to Survive a Furlough
If you’re facing an unpaid furlough, use these tips to survive on a smaller paycheck. And if you’re not facing furlough, read them anyway. If a government worker’s job isn’t safe, nobody’s is.
A Date to Mars Will Happen in 5 Years
Men are from Mars, and one woman is going to take her husband back there on a millionaire’s dime.
Lawsuits: Budweiser Is Watered Down
People in three states are suing Anheuser-Busch, because apparently they’re not as drunk as they paid to be.
What the Best-Paid Wall Street CEOs Make And How Many People They Fire
The five-best paid CEOs have collectively laid off – or plan to lay off – over 60,000 people in the past two years and this one, while raking in $62 million in total compensation.
15 Tips for a Fabulous Family Staycation
Think you need to head to the beach to have a great family vacation? Think again. We’ve got 15 ways the whole family can have a great vacation at home.
The Tooth Fairy Predicts the Economy
And the tooth – sorry, the truth – is, things are getting better.
Another Social Network Wants To Save You Money
Foursquare users can now get some special discounts when they connect a credit card to the app.
Legal Marijuana Faces a 75 Percent Tax Rate
Dispensaries can’t take the deductions other businesses do, so profits are going up in smoke for many.
Frugal Family Feast: Ham and Potato Chip Frittata
Looking for a flavorful, affordable meal that’s easy and fast? This week’s Frugal Family Feast features a frittata that’ll make your mouth water, and easily feeds a family of four for less than $15!
Ask an Expert: What Should I Look For When Shopping Credit Cards?
The way many Americans pick their plastic is by responding to ads or a pre-approved card offer in the mail. Bad idea. If you want the perfect credit card, ask yourself these four questions.
The 4 Best Ways to Stretch Your Income
Finding extra money means keeping track of the little things. But there are also big things you can do that will definitely make you richer. Here are four examples.
When an Associate Degree Outpays a Bachelor’s
Some people graduate with a 2-year degree into $50,000-a-year jobs. And some with 4-year degrees make $10 an hour.
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