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Like Money Talks? Win a T-Shirt!
In less than a second, and with virtually no effort, you can qualify to win a T-shirt guaranteed to be a conversation-starter.
2 New Banks Offer Lower Fees and Better Rewards
If you’re fed up with your bank but assume all of them treat their customers poorly, check out one of these two new institutions.
4 Reasons I’m Done Booking Online Flights
The Internet is indispensable for everything from shopping to keeping up with the news. But there’s one thing it’s horrible for: booking a plane ticket. That’s OK. I’ve found a better way.
The 5 Best Bargains in Pro Sports
Football season is here again, but maybe you should pass – and make an end run to some other sporting events that are cheaper and just as much fun.
Penny Foolish: How 6 Tiny Money Leaks Cost Me $1,702 Annually
How much could I save by just adding up the little things I fail to do? Oh, more than $1,000 a year. But more than likely, I still won’t do them.
The Cheapest Groceries Online: Wal-Mart vs. Amazon
Consumer Reports compared three big-name websites to find out which one sells the cheapest groceries. Guess who won…
Top 5 Cash-Back Credit Cards
Cash-back credit cards aren’t as exciting – or profitable – as other reward cards. But if you’re frustrated with figuring out all the rules that govern your points, it might make sense to opt for one of these.
How Feeding My Dogs Raw Meat Saves Money
It sounds radical, and it is controversial. But can feeding your dog a diet of raw meat save you money? And can it save your dog’s health?
7 Common Counterfeits – and How to Avoid Getting Burned
Some counterfeit products cost thousands (like Rolexes), and some are free (like coupons). But all of them can cost you time and money. Here’s how to spot the fakes.
5 Smart Uses for Credit Cards
Credit cards have gotten a bad rap, but depending on how they’re used, they can be a consumer’s friend. Here are some reasons you shouldn’t leave home without them.
Ask Stacy: What’s With Credit Card Minimums?
We’ve all seen the signs at the cash register: “Minimum credit card transaction $10.” Is this legal? In the past, no. Now, yes. Here’s a quick primer on changes in banking laws and how they affect you.
How to Save Some Bread by Buying Day-Old Bread
I’m proud to say I eat old bread, and prouder to say I save a lot that way. I call it “calypso bread.”
4 Reasons to Try Google Flights
There are a lot of variables in getting the best airfare, and comparison sites use different methods to hunt for them. But Google’s new tool has a smart approach that’s worth a look.
The Most Expensive Colleges in the United States
For those students and parents now taking out loans and writing checks to the colleges of their choice, here’s some soothing news: It could have been worse. Check out the list of America’s most expensive colleges and universities.
Secrets to Success, Part 1: Connecting Your Goals to Your Core Values
From losing weight to saving more, goals are the way to get things done. So why are they so hard to stick to? Here’s Part 1 in a series about overcoming the obstacles that keep you from following through.
6 Tips to Taking a Renter Into Your Home
It’s one thing to own rental property. It’s quite another to rent out a floor in your own home. Learn some key lessons this couple found out the hard way.
How to Find the Right Gym or Get Fit on Your Own
Trying to make exercise part of your daily routine? A gym may not be the answer, but if it is, find one that’s a good “fit.”
The 5 Most Fun Surveys of the Month
Everyone has an opinion, and there seems to be a poll for each of them. The results can be more amusing than enlightening.
6 Tips to Using Airline Credit Cards
If you have a credit card that earns you frequent flier miles, you got to know about the “gotchas” that can keep you grounded.
5 Ways to Save 50 Percent on Furniture
Furniture is expensive, and unless you monitor prices regularly you’re never sure exactly how much you saved – did they mark it up before they marked it down? Here are some best bets for big discounts.
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