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Can a Photograph Boost Your Retirement Plan?
Half of baby boomers won’t have enough money to live out their lives comfortably. Some researchers have an idea to fix that in the future – and it sounds a little like science fiction.
Another Protest Against Big Banks This Weekend
The outrage toward large banks continues, with another protest planned for Sunday called “Balance Transfer Day.” But before you participate, be aware of the pitfalls of transferring your balance to another bank.
Looking for Inflation? It’s Hiding in Smaller Package Sizes
Good things may come in small packages, but they certainly aren’t good deals. Here’s how your favorite grocery-store items are shrinking before your eyes.
Ask Karla: Can I Remove Wrinkles Without Going Broke?
Plenty of products claim to rid users of wrinkles, but few provide the results they promise. Still, effective products with affordable prices are out there. Here’s how to find them – and save on them.
4 Credit Cards With High Annual Fees That Are Good for You
These cards have high annual fees, but don’t cut them up until you price them out – they could be worth your while.
Online Sales Taxes May Be Coming Soon
It seems there’s one thing Democratic and Republican senators might agree on these days: forcing out-of-state companies to collect sales tax for online purchases. A bill has been proposed, but until it passes, here’s what you can do now to pocket the cash that might otherwise go to the taxman.
Betting on the Elections – Why Do Gamblers Beat Polls?
Forget fantasy football – try fantasy politics. Not only do people gamble on who will win the elections, they’re more accurate than the pollsters.
5 Home Improvements That Won’t Sell Your House
If you remodel your house because you plan to live in it forever, then do whatever you want. But if you plan to remodel to help your resale value, beware of these projects.
7 Do-It-Yourself Gift Ideas
Give a more personalized and meaningful gift this year by making it yourself – and still saving money.
Ask Stacy: Help…My Credit History Disappeared!
It’s great when bad marks gradually fall off your credit history. Not so great? When your entire credit history is sucked into some credit bureau black hole.
Holiday Food Sales? Stock Your Pantry
If you stock up on food for the holidays so you can feed family and friends, why not do that year-round for yourself?
5 Best Websites for Turning Junk Into Cash
Turning trash into treasure is a lot easier these days with websites that help you find buyers. But each has its own niche – and finding the right one can mean big savings.
Lessons From Rodney Dangerfield – How to Get a Little Respect
Gaining respect and recognition at work takes more than hard work and expertise. You’ve got to learn the game, play it, and toot your own horn.
4 Ways to Avoid Fuel Surcharges When Using Frequent Flier Miles
Frequent flier programs can change at the whim of the airlines – and rarely in your favor. Here’s how to shield yourself (and your miles) from their devious ways.
Toy Reviews From the Only True Experts: Kids
Wondering exactly what your kid will think of that toy when they unwrap it? Problem solved. Check out these videos featuring kids offering the ins and outs of their favorite toys.
5 Dumb Gifts for Girls – and 5 Smart Ones
You want your holidays to be memorable, but not for the wrong reasons. Shopping for that special woman? Here are the top five gifts to avoid and five more you should consider instead.
How to Handle Holiday Flight Delays
The next time you find yourself stranded in an airport, don’t take pity on yourself – take action. Seize the next available flight while making the most of your time on the ground.
New Credit Card Rule May Hurt Stay-at-Home Parents
New credit card rules continue to have unintended consequences. For example, responsible adults are now finding they no longer qualify for credit cards.
4 Reasons Credit Cards Are Better Than Ever Before
When the Card Act of 2009 became law, many predicted that tighter regulations would force banks to increase fees and curtail rewards. Fortunately, the opposite has happened.
Want to Manage Your Money Without a Bank? Try Walmart
People who either don’t trust or can’t afford to rely on a bank have traditionally used pay-day lenders and check-cashing stores instead. Now some of them are using one of few companies with revenues that surpass even Bank of America: Walmart.
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