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Free Help for 42 Million Caregivers
Are you a caregiver? It’s not unusual to care for both your children and aging parents at the same time – which is why AARP offers free resources to help cope with the stress and complexity.
Who are the Richest People in Congress?
Democrats dominate the top 10, Republicans the top 50.
Meet The Frugal Billionaire
Stanford University professor David Cheriton is a billionaire who pretends he isn’t.
The Hot List: Cars Stolen Most Often
Honda models from the mid-90s top the list of cars criminals hijacked last year. See the list and how to protect yours…
Fear of Needles Keeps Many Away From Vaccines
A majority of Americans will probably skip a flu shot, although new, much-smaller needles may change some minds.
College Grads Lead the Jobs Recovery
A new study shows the lifetime earnings of college-educated workers are nearly double those without degrees. The unemployment rate for recent high school grads is also four times as high as for recent college grads.
Ask Stacy: Can I Protest Bad Marks to Improve My Credit Score?
You can improve your credit history and score by disputing negatives. But there’s a catch…
The 10 Most Beautiful Cars Ever – and What They Cost
The mid-1950s to the mid-1970s produced some of the coolest cars ever – which are worth millions today.
Review: Chase Sapphire Credit Card
Chase Sapphire offers flexible reward points with no annual fee. But is it really a good value?
How to Rack Up Mega-Savings on the Megabus
Can you really travel for $1? There has to be a catch, right? Not really…
11 Ways Americans Feel Guilty for Not Going Green
Nearly two in five Americans are ashamed of how much food they throw away. What makes you feel wasteful?
Companies’ Politics Affect the Lawsuits They Face
A new study says Republican-leaning firms get sued more often for civil rights issues. Democrats? More often for securities fraud.
More Parents Saving for College with 529 Plans
Want to start a college fund? 529s have tax benefits – and parents who use them save more than those who don’t.
Why Would Anyone BUY Lottery Numbers?
Would you buy a book on how to win the lottery? Would you buy just the numbers? Sadly, some gullible people are doing just that.
What I’ve Learned From 20 Years of Personal Finance
I’ve written and produced 3,000 personal finance TV news stories, written countless articles, and learned things along the way, including some you’re unlikely to read elsewhere.
7 More Tips to Prepare for a Natural Disaster
In a natural disaster, everyone thinks of saving themselves and their loved ones. But what about saving your financial records and your money?
Why I Became a Member of My Local Museum
Membership has its privileges – and its price breaks. Especially when it comes to museums.
5 Steps to Dramatically Reduce the Cost of College
The average sticker price for a public university is about $8,000 a year. Yet the average student pays less than a third that amount. Here’s how they do it.
3 Pricey Pet Services You Can Do Yourself
I save more than $400 a year by skipping expensive pet services. Here’s what I do myself – and how you can too.
More Americans Liking Hybrid Cars?
What’s driving interest in hybrids? High gas prices, plus twin desires to protect the environment and reduce the use of foreign oil.
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