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Review: Chase Ink Bold with Ultimate Rewards
Chase Ink Bold offers business users tons of points. But is it the ultimate business card?
The Best and Worst Things to Buy in September
We’ve mined the archives of sales and coupons from the past few summers to find out the best and worst things to buy this month.
Silicon Valley Running out of Luxury Homes
America’s tech capital has sold half its supply of homes in the past year.
New Corn Seeds Fight Drought
Seed companies have developed a new corn seed that could boost yield 15 percent during a drought and lower price shock at the grocery store.
Dieting? Dim the Lights
New research suggests mood lighting and mellow music at restaurants might help you lose weight.
Quicker Checkout With Smartphones?
Walmart’s testing a system that lets you scan and bag groceries while you shop instead of standing in a long checkout line.
Should You Consider Debt Protection? 3 Alternatives
Worried about debt after death or unemployment? A debt protection plan could cover you, but may be overpriced. Here are some better ideas.
Is Now a Good Time to Buy a TV? 5 Shopping Tips
When it’s time to buy a high-definition TV, 3D is the last thing many consider. Price is first – and most prices are at a two-year high.
Why Donating Free Time Is Good For You
Unemployed? Volunteer your way out of the depression.
Sweeter Diet Pepsi?
Coca-Cola and Diet Coke are the two top-selling U.S. sodas. Pepsi’s trying to shake things up, but its plans may fizzle out.
Lower Salary, More Flexibility?
Many people in a new survey would take a 9 percent pay cut for a more flexible work schedule.
Chocolate Is Healthy for Men
New research indicates two ounces of chocolate per week can reduce men’s risk of a stroke.
Teen Drivers are Hypocrites
A new study shows most teens are quick to call out texting-and-driving – but more than a third admit they do it too.
How to Track the Money in Politics
New apps make it easy to find out the truth, track campaign spending, and identify secretive donors.
6 Steps to Giving Your Teen Credit
Giving your teen a credit card can help them become a financially responsible adult – or wreck their credit. Here’s how to make sure they’re on the right path.
Ask an Expert: Getting a Credit Card for Emergencies
A reader is putting her life together after a horrible car accident. Now she’s ready to rebuild her credit. How can a credit card help her?
Conservative Brains vs. Liberal Ones
One website says conservatives are cleaner and more organized, while liberals are more creative and flexible.
Return of the Classic Cocktail
New research shows the Gimlet and Sazerac – among others – are popping up on more menus.
Weird Things Happen in Elevators
Going up? Please don’t pull somebody’s pants down.
Win 30,000 Free Starpoints! But Then What?
Money Talks News is giving away 30,000 Starpoints. Here’s what you can do with them.
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