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5 Ways to Keep Your Credit Score Up That Make No Sense
If you want to keep a high credit score – which can mean lower loan rates – then you’ll need to do some things that don’t sound quite right at first.
How to Make Money Blowing Whistles
If you want a personal bailout from the government, just give them some credible info on financial fraud. Your tips could be worth millions from the new Office of the Whistleblower.
Going to School Online: Better Education, Lower Cost?
If your children could attend school from home, for free, would you sign up? K12 is one online charter school getting taxpayer support: See if it sounds right for your kids.
7 Ways to Master the Art of Haggling
In this economy, why would you want to pay full retail? For anything? Learn how to score some freebies on dozens of items, even if you can’t actually lower the price.
6 Reasons Frugal Travelers Sit in Business Class
When you board an airplane and stroll by business class on your way to your economy seat, don’t be misled: Some of those folks paid about the same price as you did.
More $99 HP TouchPads and Other Tablet Alternatives on the Way
Tablet computers are a hot commodity, but their prices are steep – unless HP holds another fire sale, or other major players jump into the market soon.
Ask Stacy: Help! I’m Facing a Debt Disaster!
As the result of a gambling addiction, M has major debt issues – what should she do?
Will Debit Cards Soon Charge Monthly Fees?
Have a debit card with a rewards program? Probably not for long. In fact, you may soon start paying a monthly fee just for the privilege of using this type of plastic.
How to Save Money By Donating Your Body to Science
Maybe you’ve donated clothes or even a car to charity. But would you donate your body to science?
10 Painless Ways to Save $1,000
Whether you’re in debt, making big plans, or just want a better quality of life, saving is essential. But going on a “dollar diet” won’t work. Here are 10 ways to gain without pain.
Buying a Computer to Save on More Computers
The lowest-priced and most-maligned Kindle e-reader comes with ads. But if you time it right, you can buy one for $114 and save nearly twice that on something else. For me, it was a new Mac laptop.
Should You Buy or Lease Your Next Car?
In the never-ending debate about buying vs. leasing cars, leasing still loses. Here’s why, along with a few exceptions.
Money Talks Opens a Store!
One night I thought of something funny I could put on T-shirts. Next thing you know, Money Talks News is opening an online store. Was the T-shirt funny enough to justify the effort? You decide.
Internet Coupons 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Printable Savings
If you’ve never used Internet coupons before, what are you waiting for? Here’s everything you need to know to get started.
21 Reasons Why Corner Lots Are for Suckers
Don’t put yourself in a corner when it comes to buying a house. I did it, and I regret it.
Foreign Transaction Costs – and 5 Other Credit Card Pet Peeves
Credit card companies make disingenuous claims that really bug me. Here are my top 6.
6 Tips to Tailgate like an Expert
Are you ready for some football? How about some pre-game partying? Here are some money-saving tailgating tips.
Homes: Buying vs. Renting
Plenty of calculators around the Web are supposed to help you decide whether to rent or buy. There’s only one problem: They probably won’t help much.
Free College Education, on iTunes?
If you already have iTunes, then you have access to a free catalog of hundreds of thousands of video and audio courses from the nation’s top colleges and universities.
5 Things Pilots Know About Air Travel That You Don’t
I thought I was a savvy airline traveler who knew all the tricks of the trade. But then I became a pilot – and learned just how much I didn’t know.
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