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Monday’s Deals: Electronics, Office Supplies, Shoes, and a Free Sports Drink
Right now, you’ll find everything from washing machines to clothing to party supplies at a discount as the long weekend’s sales linger.
Friday’s Deals: Clothes, Candles, Printers, and Free MP3s
Today’s deals cover clothes and shoes for the whole family and a little of bit of almost everything, from diapers to cleansers.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: The economy is still dragging, foreclosures are becoming hot deals, Microsoft will finally challenge the iPad, the Supreme Court rules on hiring illegal immigrants, and Maine is older than Florida.
Car Rentals Rip-offs: 6 Things to Watch For
I’ve been doing stories about saving money and avoiding rip-offs for more than 20 years, so you’d think I’d never fall into some stupid fee trap. I wish.
Tips on Filing a Credit Card Complaint
Starting in July, the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will start accepting complaints about deceptive and abusive financial products, from credit cards to payday loans. While you’re waiting, here are three other ways to voice your displeasure.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: Banks are joining forces to make it easier to access your money, dark meat is getting popular, new cars get new labels, orders for durable goods weren’t so durable last month, and Mark Haines dies.
Daily Deals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Lots of Fast Food Freebies
Free cheeseburger dog? Check. Free bacon? Check. A drink with that? Check. And that’s just to get these delicious deals started…
10 Key Characteristics of Debt-Free People
What makes a superstar celebrity go broke and a regular joe meet his bills? Guest blogger Len Penzo says: a lot.
25 Top Tips to Save on Weddings
Weddings: one of life’s great moments, and quite likely the most expensive party you’ll ever throw. Here’s how to make sure this important milestone doesn’t usher in years of debt.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web 2
In today’s news: New home sales defy the experts, the U.S. is not the best place to live, oil speculators get arrested, coffee prices are going the way of oil prices, and your next car might have a “black box.”
Ask Stacy: Can I Have Bad Marks Removed From My Credit History?
You probably know that you’ll improve your credit history and raise your credit score by paying your bills on time. But you did you know that you can sometimes have negative marks removed just by asking?
Wrapping Your Mind Around a Trillion Dollars
These days Congress is talking about raising our debt ceiling to accommodate our 14 trillion dollar debt. But just how much is a trillion dollars? You’ll be amazed at just what it could buy.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: More tornadoes in the Midwest, gas prices are still slowly descending, Toyota doesn’t listen to anyone, a nasty fight is brewing over consumer protection, and IBM bests Microsoft.
7 Ways to Save on Car Insurance
When it comes to car insurance, where you live is a factor in what you’ll pay. Here’s a list of the most expensive, and cheapest, cities to insure a car. Plus, how to lower your bill wherever you live.
When You Donate to Charity, Are You Donating to a Bank Too?
The growing use of online charitable giving is a boon to nonprofits. But there’s an unintended beneficiary of this cyber generosity: The banks processing all those credit card transactions are raking in millions.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: Raising the debt ceiling might not happen till the end of summer, states are cutting back unemployment benefits, small businesses are failing faster in some states than others, boating is riding a wave, and some tax refunds are delayed.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
In today’s news: Playboy goes high-tech, jobless claims go down, hurricane predictions go up, bread and cereal prices may go up, and home sales are going nowhere.
5 Tips to Save on Summer Camp
Summer camp can be expensive, especially with multiple kids – but cost isn’t the only factor to consider, and there are more options than you might think. Here’s a step-by-step to finding your best camp value.
Credit Card Defaults and Late Payments Continue Declining
Credit card defaults and delinquencies have dropped to levels not seen since the start of the Great Recession.
Deal-Seeking Dad: ‘Tis the Season for Season Passes
If you’re planning to go to an amusement park more than once this summer, it pays to have a season pass. Here are 6 tips to find the best passes to keep your kids entertained all summer for less.
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