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Amazon Revolutionizes Books…Again
Amazon hopes to marry the benefits of a traditional public library with the advantages of the digital age.
The 10 Cheapest Colleges in the United States
Student loan debt is becoming an enormous burden for many college graduates, many of whom can’t find jobs. How do you avoid it? Attend a cheaper college, and use loans as a last resort.
Ask Stacy: Which is Better – FSA or Deducting Medical Expenses?
This week we tackle medical expenses and income taxes. The question: Should I use a Flexible Spending Account at work, or just deduct my medical expenses on my tax return?
Can You Really Make Money Taking Online Surveys?
The answer is yes. But the question really is: Does it make financial sense? That depends on your time and your tolerance.
How to Score Cheap Tickets and Avoid Rip-offs
A night out at a steep discount: That’s the ticket. But with all the scalpers and scammers out there, make sure you know how to pick it.
4 Ways Procrastination Can Cost You
If the early bird gets the worm, the procrastinator gets the shaft. Here’s why.
5 Tips for Finding Outlet Store Deals
Most people know about outlet store savings – cheaper prices on off-season and refurbished goods. But you may not be getting the deal you expect.
5 Reasons to Move to a Web-Only Bank – and 3 Reasons You Might Not Want To
With many Americans wanting to throw bricks at brick-and-mortar banks, maybe it’s time you consider an Internet-only bank.
Banks Back Down on Debit Card Fees
Who says big banks don’t listen to the little guy? They sure do – when lots of customers complain at once.
5 Reasons Not to Apply for Department Store Credit Cards
What do you say when a cashier asks you if you want to apply for the store’s credit card? First, you should say, “Maybe.” Then you should do the math.
Why Pastry Chefs Are Financially Savvier Than the Common Man
Cookies and cash have a lot in common, especially if you don’t follow their recipes for success.
8 Lessons Any Shopper Can Learn From Extreme Couponers
Extreme Couponing is back on TV for its second season. Here’s what I learned from the first.
Which is Better: House or Condo?
By properly understanding the benefits and drawbacks of condominium life, you can make the right decision when it comes time to buy your next property.
5 Ways to Avoid Debit Card Fees
America, land of the fee. Because the Dodd-Frank Act is costing big banks swipe fee revenue, they’re trying to pin the loss on consumers. But public outcry, and these tips, might save you from new fees on debit cards.
10 Ways to Ace Your Next Job Interview
Job interviewing is not like riding a bike. You CAN forget how to do it. Here are the top 10 tips for making a good first impression.
Is Your Landlord Underwater? Protect Yourself from Foreclosure When Renting
What happens if you’re renting a house but the owner goes into foreclosure? If you’re not careful, you can be out on the streets in 24 hours. Follow these tips for staying put.
Ask Stacy: Where Can You Earn 6 Percent on Savings?
We recently published an article that said that if you can save $200 a month and earn 6 percent, you’ll grow your savings to $200,000 in 30 years. What this reader is wondering is how the heck you’re supposed to earn 6 percent.
Who’s Got The Cheapest iPhone Plan?
If you’re thinking about getting an iPhone, you now have a choice between three major national carriers: AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint. But each offers different plans at different prices. Which company has the cheapest plan for you?
Why You Should Try ‘Goal-Oriented’ Grocery Shopping
Can the way you write a grocery list really save you money? It sure can – if you add a bunch of items you can’t buy at the store.
The Agriturismo Experience: An Affordable Vacation on an Italian Farm
Italian vacations are among the most romantic. But who can afford them nowadays? You can, if you think with your stomach and not just your heart.
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