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The Discover More card offers a 5 percent cash back bonus on some purchases. But watch out for the details.

The good news: Your 401(k) is probably protected if your employer goes out of business. Just make sure you take the following precautions.

Tempted to buy something online, but not sure the price is right? Teasing may get rewarded, says Time magazine.

Using reliability and safety reports plus resale values, Forbes put together a list of 10 used cars to steer clear of.

You can now estimate and apply for Social Security benefits online, plus track lifetime earnings.

The Journal of Accountancy is calling out the IRS for 1.5 million tax refunds that could have been fraudulently claimed through identity theft.

The U.S. government has published a free short video game designed to teach health care pros about protecting patient privacy and records.

Worried you won’t have the cash you need to get your holiday shopping done this year? Start now and bank $500 by Christmas.

Celebrate Banned Books Week 2012 – and enjoy your First Amendment rights – with these free e-books.

Say yes to denim and car deals this October, but say no to big appliances. Which other products are worth buying or avoiding?

The group of census-takers reporting their race as both white and black is at 1.8 million, which is a 134 percent increase since 2000.

Who do consumers think have the best burgers, fries and shakes? What about value, service and decor? Zagat’s ranked it all.

A new survey of hiring managers has bad news for the long-term unemployed: After two years, they’d rather hire a small-time thief.

Americans spend an average of 29 hours a month online. Where, besides Money Talks News, do they usually go?

Crazy enough for Apple CEO Tim Cook to apologize and tell you to use competitors’ apps.

Want to save money on beer, chocolate, cleaning products, or makeup? It’s easy: Just skip the brand names.

Can machines create American jobs instead of taking them away? Sure, Time magazine says – if they prevent outsourcing.

A revision to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ March jobs report says the economy gained 386,000 more jobs than previously believed.

The FDA warns consumers about imitators threatening $250,000 fines and jail time.

Bacon is not flying off the shelves, but its price will probably rise somewhat in the next few months.

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