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5 Great Credit Cards With No Annual Fee
Why pay a yearly fee just to have a piece of plastic? Here are the latest, greatest no-annual-fee credit cards you can get right now.
Tax Hacks 2012: Kiss Refund Loans Goodbye
Another awful “tax product” is finally getting flushed down the drain – this is the last year any major tax prep service will offer refund anticipation loans, which come with fees equivalent to 150 percent interest rates.
Lawsuits and Credit Cards: The Winners and Losers
From overdraft fees to arbitration clauses, judges are shaping the credit card industry more than ever before.
9 Mistakes From the Personal Finance Anarchist Cookbook
Follow these instructions, and you’ll blow up your finances in no time.
3 More Critical Tips for Not Losing Your Airline Luggage
Airlines have existed for more than 100 years, but they still haven’t figured out how to reliably deliver their passengers’ luggage to its destination. Here’s how you can make sure the job gets done.
5 Ways to Save Some Bread on Vegan Food
Vegans struggle with balancing diet and budget, but you don’t have to be one to benefit from these tips.
5 Cell Phone Accessories You Should NEVER Buy From Your Wireless Provider
Wireless providers jack up the prices of cases, chargers, headphones, and other accessories. Shop elsewhere and save.
Tax Hacks 2012: 3 Ways to Supercharge Your Refund
Getting a fat check from Uncle Sam is nice, but using it to create a bigger refund check next year is even nicer.
14 Frugal Uses for an Income Tax Refund
Getting a tax refund this year? Invest it in something, or several somethings, that will benefit you for the rest of the year. Or even for the rest of your life.
Ask Stacy: Chase Screwed Me. Should I Sue?
This reader took out a low fixed-rate loan from Chase Bank only to see her minimum payments more than double. What can she do?
The Truth About Jobs: Why Both Sides Are Wrong
With the unemployment rate stuck at more than 8 percent, Democrats say we need more time, more training, and more stimulus. Republicans say we need less regulation and a guy in the White House who knows how to create jobs. They’re both wrong.
Is There Lead in Your Lipstick?
A recent study by the FDA found that 400 different lipsticks contain lead. Here’s how to find out whether you’ve been applying a heavy metal to your lips – and what you can do about it.
Zero-Percent, Fee-Free Credit Card Balance Transfers Are Back
Credit cards with zero-percent interest rates and no-fee balance transfers are making a comeback. Here are two examples, complete with a plain-English translation of the fine print.
Tax Hacks 2012: 8 Easy-to-Miss Deductions
There are three ways to lower your taxes: Make less, cheat, or take all the tax breaks you’re eligible for. The first two aren’t good ideas, but we can help with the third. Check out this list of commonly overlooked deductions.
4 Tips for Making More Tips
Despite a still-shaky economy, restaurants are selling more meals – and hiring more servers. If you’re looking for work, here’s how to make money in the hospitality biz.
How to Make Money at a Farmers Market
Selling your goods can be a great way to make some extra income, and creating a farmers market side business is one of the best ways – if you know the tricks of the trade.
Tax Hacks 2012: Should You Hire Help?
Since taxes are complicated, you may think a pro is always the way to go. But if they’re not used properly, you’re wasting your money.
7 Jobs Where You Can Find Love – and What They Pay
One website points out some jobs naturally lend themselves to dating – jobs that are social and involve a captive audience. But what do they make?
Is Your Pet Obese? Here’s How to Tell
Americans have gotten fatter, and now we’re making our pets fat too. A recent survey found that some pet owners can’t even tell whether Fido is overweight, which is hurting pets – and their owners’ wallets.
7 Cheap Ways to Relieve Stress
There’s a lot to get worked up about in our daily lives, and some people wind down in expensive ways, like wining and dining. But cooling off doesn’t mean you have to stress out your budget.
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