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Used Cars That Are Better Than New?
Buying a used car versus new is definitely a money-saver, but there’s a trade-off: Used cars aren’t as reliable. Or are they? Here’s a list of used cars that Consumer Reports claims aren’t just cheaper than new, they’re better.
Wednesday Deals: Men’s Clothing, Bath & Body Works, Sony HDTV, and Free Amtrak Tickets
Today we’ve got BOGO entrees, a camera bundle that’s more than 50 percent off – and perfect for mom – half-off summer clothes, plus much more.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: Big Oil puts up a big fight to keep its tax breaks, TV sales are expected to plummet, Chase rethinks hiking ATM fees, Honda recalls more cars, and doctors are tracking hip and knee replacements to prevent recalls of their own.
Ask Stacy: Should I Invest in Stocks I Don’t Understand?
Erin’s comfortable investing in the stocks of companies she understands, but not so much in other areas. And yet she knows she’s supposed to diversify. What should she do?
5 Resume Mistakes Recent Grads Can’t Seem to Avoid
Graduation Day is almost here, and you’re ready to conquer the world. But be careful: Rather than finding you work, that first resume may end up working against you.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: Osama’s death doesn’t pay off in the stock market but it might in reward money, American households are making a comeback, GM might have to issue a recall for SUVs, and manufacturing activity grew – along with the cost of raw materials.
How the Death of Bin Laden Will Move Markets
There are very few individuals whose death can influence world-wide markets in everything from oil to stocks. Osama Bin Laden was one of those people. Here’s what to look for. Plus – Headlines from 20 newspapers announcing the demise of one of the world’s most hated men.
Monday’s Money Deals: Beach Hotels, Watches, and Free Wipes
Today you’ll find savings for Mother’s Day, great Amazon discounts, plus sales ending today on clothing and electronics.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: gas prices are pushing up other prices, Obama wants Big Oil to pay bigger taxes, electric cars will cause a shock to the power grid, Verizon warns its customers about privacy concerns, and the government might be wasting money on the Internet.
10 Mother’s Day Gifts for Less Than $10
What’s good about Mother’s Day is that gifts costing the least can often mean the most. How to make mom happy by using your imagination instead of your money.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: ExxonMobil cleans up, Bank of America hikes late fees, home sales defy the experts and creep up, the Texas drought worsens, and Wal-Mart is reloading on gun sales.
4 Reasons Mortgage Costs Are Going up
Mortgage rates are still near historic lows, but the cost of getting a mortgage is on the rise. Here’s why, and how you can get the best possible loan.
Credit Card Late Payments Down 17th Month in a Row
Americans continue to recover from the Great Recession. As a nation, we’re borrowing more and paying back more of what we borrow.
U.S. Credit Rating Could Affect Your Interest Payments
The recent news that a Wall Street rating agency lowered its opinion of U.S. government debt isn’t just a wake-up call for Uncle Sam. It’s a warning for all of us.
Rate Report: The Week’s Best Deals on Loans and Savings
Are you earning as much as you can on your savings while paying as little as possible when you borrow? Read on for a quick check of today’s rates and to see if you’re making your money work as hard for you as you do for it.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: Big Oil rakes in big profits, unemployment drops in big cities, Starbucks is now bigger than ever, electric cars are also safe cars, and space vacations may not be far off.
PlayStation Network Hacked: What You Should Do Now
Sony’s PlayStation Network and Qriocity services have been hacked, exposing the personal information – and possibly credit card numbers – of more than 70 million people. What should you do if you’re one of them?
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: Sony suffers huge hack, the stock market rebounds in a big way, lots of homes are for sale but not a lot for rent, Toyota issues a Tundra recall, Southwest gets permission to buy AirTran, and Facebook expands into shopping.
Wednesday Deals: Camcorders, Pet Supplies, and Free Subway
Mother’s Day and Teacher Appreciation Day are next week. But if you haven’t done your shopping yet, we’ve got deals on everything from ice cream to clothing to bath and beauty products.
5 Better Ideas Than Skipping a Loan Payment
Maybe you’ve gotten an offer from your lender: Pay a small fee, skip a monthly payment. It may sound enticing, but you should always pay if you can. Here’s a better idea.
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