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The One Percent is 288 Times Richer Than You
A new report says those in the wealthiest percent of Americans make an average of $16.4 million. In the other 99 percent, it’s $57,000.
Government Lawsuit Makes E-Books Cheaper
The Department of Justice told Apple and publishers to stop fixing prices. One publisher’s prices have already dropped significantly.
More Free Wi-Fi for Some
A Google-Boingo partnership will offer Android phone and laptop users free access to more than 4,000 hotspots until at least the end of the month.
Getting an iPhone 5? 5 Tips to Sell Your Used Phone for More
The iPhone 5 is coming soon. Before you get in line, here’s how to get the most possible for your old cell phone.
How to Avoid 4 Common Internet Scams
Consumer Reports is warning about the latest computer-related rip-offs, including unbelievable coupons and iPad contests. Here’s how to protect yourself.
401(k)’s for the Self-Employed
Yes, you can be the only one participating in a 401(k). Here are the pros and cons.
Illegal Downloads? $9,250 Each
A music piracy lawsuit that’s been ongoing since 2007 may be over, with a judgment that one woman owes the industry 222 grand.
Surprise! Bank Slashes Some Mortgage Rates
Chase is sending certain homeowners unexpected letters that offer to cut their payments by hundreds a month. It’s not a scam.
Get Out of Jail, Collect $104 Million
A former Swiss banking employee just won a big whistleblower award from the IRS.
Job Recovery Favors Men
Analysis of national job reports shows men are getting new work more often than women.
Majority Now Have Smartphones
If you have a cell phone, odds are it’s an Android smartphone.
Save More Money in Less Time: 3 New Rules
A new study says savvy couponers have learned how to spend less time to save max money. Here’s what you can learn from them.
Review: Capital One Platinum Prestige Credit Card
Looking for a balance transfer offer with no annual fee? The Capital One Platinum Prestige card might be for you.
Are Dimes the New Pennies?
Every dollar matters, and so does every dime. Be aware of how you’re spending those dimes, and you’ll soon be saving serious cash.
A Recovery in Retail?
One company says nearly 281,000 retail workers have been hired this year, up 6.5 percent over a year ago.
People Aren’t Meeting Savings Goals
A survey by Scottrade also found fewer people are using saving tactics like coupons and comparison shopping than six months ago.
Fans Plan Weddings Around Football
A new survey shows that for some serious fans, not even getting married is an excuse to miss football.
More Jobs Available Online
Monster.com says it’s seen a 6 percent increase in job postings since a year ago, even though national unemployment’s only dropped one percent since then.
Why Do the Rich Invest Offshore?
Have Mitt Romney’s offshore accounts sparked a desire to open your own? Here’s a bit of background on why the rich invest offshore, and why you probably can’t.
Drip Pricing: What It Is, and 5 Ways to Fight It
Airlines, hotels, car dealers and a host of other businesses do it – quote a price, then add fees and extras to increase it. Here’s how to fight back.
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