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T-Mobile Ditches FlexPlay – How It Affects You
If you’re like me and have a T-Mobile smartphone with the awesome Flex Pay plan – well, the good ol’ days are going away. Here’s what else you can do.
The Cheapest and Tastiest Garlic: Fresh or Ready-Made?
Hate breaking, peeling, and chopping fresh garlic? It’s easier – and cheaper – than you may think.
2012 Forecast: Stocks, Housing, and Oil Prices
It’s a new year, which means a new set of economic predictions from every pundit and blowhard in the business. We’ve collected several, and as usual, pit them against the opinion of average folks on the street. Let’s see who wins!
Winning Your Losing Battle: The Top Diets Compared
Just in time for your New Year’s resolutions, here are some diet-plan comparisons for you to choose from…
4 Steps to Take as Soon as You Say ‘I Don’t’
Breaking up is hard to do – but you can at least make the money part easier. Remember these financial steps during your divorce, and a tough time will go much smoother.
Most Popular Posts of 2011
Whether you’re a newcomer to Money Talks or you’ve been with us for years, it’s interesting to see what fellow readers respond to. Here are our 10 most-read articles from 2011.
Ask Stacy Followup: My Credit History Reappeared!
About a month ago, a reader wrote to report that her credit history had been accidentally wiped out by TransUnion. It’s back now, and there’s a lesson in it for all of us.
Strategic Pizza: When a Slice Is Worth the Price
Saving money often means spending time. And sometimes the trade-off isn’t worth the trouble. I think this is one of those times for me. Is it for you?
Top-Rated Exercise Equipment for 2012 (Starting at $3)
Whether you have $3 for a smartphone app, $20 for a pedometer, or $800 for a treadmill, here’s a list of the top products at bottom dollar.
You Can Beat the Wall Street Pros
For nearly a decade, Money Talks News has collected market predictions from Wall Street pros and average Joes. Guess who’s usually more accurate?
Strange Travel Stories of 2011 – and How to Avoid Them in 2012
In 2011, it was proven once again that truth is stranger than fiction. If we can learn a few lessons about these bizarre travel stories, perhaps we can reach our destinations without generating new ones.
How to Find Screaming Deals at Thrift Stores
What if you could buy expensive designer clothing for pennies on the dollar? You can.
New Year’s Eve: Where We’ll Spend Our Night and Our Money
Whether you’re going out tonight or staying in, here’s what your fellow Americans are up to – and it involves possums, bologna, and drag queens.
Broken Heart, Broken Budget
If you’re looking for love, there’s nothing wrong with casting a wide net. Just don’t get reeled in by a scam artist.
How to Make Money Resolutions That Pay Off
Happy New Year? When it comes to financial resolutions, surveys say we think we’re doomed to fail. But it’s not true.
10 Tips to Reducing Credit Card Debt in 2012
Looking back at 2011, it seems like 2012 will mean more credit card spending. That means more credit card debt if you’re not careful.
Gee, Thanks: 4 Presumptuous Gifts That Can Strain a Budget
Should you look a gift horse in the mouth? Yes, when it’s these awful gifts that’ll actually cost you money.
The Year’s Most Popular Websites and Searches
Can you guess which website was visited by more Americans than any other site this year? Or which website we’ll favor next year? (Hint: They’re the same site.)
5 Credit Card Predictions for 2012
Credit card reward programs are an ever-shifting landscape. Here’s are some trends to watch for in 2012.
Getting in Shape Without the Gym
It’s that time of year again – when you want to slim down, but often end up trimming your wallet more than your waistline. Forget the gym – watch this fitness expert as she gives you the how-to on getting in shape at home or anywhere.
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