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Ask Stacy: Can I Get My Sister Off My Credit Card?
We’ve all done it, or at least been asked to: let someone less responsible share our credit by co-signing a loan for them or adding them to our credit card account. Here’s what to do when you need the party to end…
Review: British Airways Visa From Chase
The British Airways Visa is again offering a 100,000-point bonus. Is it right for you?
Why Bad Drivers Prefer Aftermarket Car Parts
They’re cheaper, sometimes better, and easy to find. If you get into a fender-bender, don’t blindly head to the dealer.
30 Tips to Save on Food
We set out to create the definitive list of tips for cutting food costs. Check it out – there’s bound to be an easily digestible idea or two that will help take a bite out of your grocery bill.
What’s the Best Seat on an Airplane?
If you’re not paying extra for first class or business class, what’s the best seat to reserve on a commercial jetliner?
A Baby Boomer’s Perspective on Higher Interest Rates
Boomers have lived through very high and very low interest rates. We’ve seen enough to know that current rates won’t last forever. But which way will they go next?
Rebates Coming, Courtesy of Health Care Reform
The Affordable Care Act requires insurance companies to spend at least 85 percent of the money they take in on patient care. If your insurance company didn’t, you might have some money heading your way this summer.
Review: American Express Platinum Card
This is the card for people who like to travel in style. But is it worth its major-league price?
15 Ways to Never Pay Retail Again
I don’t believe in paying retail – and here’s a long list of tips to ensure you don’t either.
9 Ways to Save on Braces
Can braces help you in the office AND the dating scene? One study says yes. But braces are expensive – here are some tips to get them for less.
Credit Card Makeover: Grace Goes to South America
Can you travel to South America by using credit card rewards? Sure, if you follow these steps.
Housing Has Bottomed – It’s Time to Buy
Housing hasn’t been this affordable in decades, and mortgage rates are near historic lows. We interview an expert who says now’s the time to buy, and offer advice on how to get ready.
I Fought the Law and I Won
If you’re the victim of credit card fraud, your loss is limited to $50 by federal law. Or is it? Here’s what happened when I turned to government watchdogs to get a simple answer to a simple question.
5 Ways to Avoid Telemarketers
You may never totally eliminate telemarketing calls, but with these simple steps, you can manage them.
5 Affordable Gifts for Administrative Professionals Day
If you’re a boss, what do you get your staff for what was formerly called Secretaries Day? And if you’re on staff and the boss asks what you want, what do you say? Here are five ideas.
3 Reasons You Shouldn’t Co-Sign That Loan
Co-signing any loan can be disastrous to your credit, finances, and future. But if you’re going to do it anyway, at least protect yourself.
How to Save on Mother’s Day Gifts
Mother’s Day is still a few weeks away, but if you want a deal on a gift, now’s the time to act.
6 Tips for Saving on Tires
We care about the way our cars look and the gas mileage they get. And we know that airbags and brakes are crucial for safety. But what about the tires?
Today’s Deals: Lands’ End, Knives, and Free Admission
Plus great deals on HBO series and movies, handgun cases, bras, Coach shoes, and sponges.
Why Old Appliances Are Better Than New
They last longer, work just as well, and are cheaper to replace.
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