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New Plan Saves on Car Insurance – But May Cost in Other Ways
It’s called pay-as-you-drive insurance, and it can save you money. But there’s a big trade-off that makes some folks a little queasy.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for March 2, 2011
Today in the news: Global markets slip on oil, Republicans propose budget cuts for Wall Street regulators, Cadillac sells more by adding incentives, U.S. manufacturing jumps to record highs, and so do iPhone sales for Verizon.
9 Tips to Avoid the Flu – and Why to Stay Home If You Catch It
More employees are showing up to work even when they’re sick. Hoping to impress the boss, they end up angering their coworkers. Read on to find out how to avoid catching a coworker’s flu.
SUVs Are Still Popular, Despite Rising Oil Prices and Alternatives
Even though oil and gas prices continue to rise, drivers love their SUVs – half the people looking for a vehicle online are seeking them out. Plus, a new study explains why the electric car market still has some kinks to work out.
You Said a Mouthful: 10 Ridiculous Dentist Requests
No one likes going to the dentist: It’s uncomfortable, sometimes painful, and dental insurance usually stinks. But it turns out, dentists don’t like some of us either.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for March 1, 2011
Today in the news: Reports show the Dow was up 2.8 percent in February and Americans were saving more in January, Honda and Subaru are ranked best automakers, Noble Energy gets the first deep-water drilling permit since the BP spill, and IHOP’s offering free pancakes for all.
5 Reasons NOT to Buy an Electric Car
There’s a buzz about electric cars, but even their owners have some words of warning.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for Feb. 28, 2011
In today’s headlines: Warren Buffett is positive about the recovery even as a new government report announces budgets cuts are slowing it down; Google changed its search rankings and Geither wants to change the tax code; and GM makes its first annual profit in 7 years.
5 Tips to Avoid Job-Jeopardizing Online Blunders
Do you check your email during conference calls? Have you ever vented about your boss on Facebook? If so, be sure to read these tips before your next e-gaffe impacts your career.
Monday’s Money Deals: Faucets, Tech, and Free Food
This week, we found discounts of at least 40 percent on MP3 players, iPhone accessories, candles, wallets, sticky notes, and more.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for Feb. 25, 2011
In today’s news: The sky’s the limit for airfare and oil prices, Toyota’s recalling another 2 million cars, widespread foreclosures are still a bargain, and Brits are trying out breast milk ice cream.
Taxes 2011 – 3 Steps to Convert This Year’s Refund Into Next Year’s Tax Credit
What if you could take this year’s tax refund, spend every dime, then get it all back, plus 30 percent? Impossible? Not at all. Read on…
Ask Stacy: When is it OK to Walk Away?
This reader is unemployed, has a home that’s seriously underwater, and has $35,000 worth of credit card debt that she can’t pay. What would you advise?
It’s “America Saves” Week: Our 10 Favorite Savings Posts
Welcome to America Saves Week 2011. Are you doing your part by setting some money aside? If not, here’s some help.
Attractive Rewards Still Available on Some Debit Cards
While banks have been slicing rewards on debit cards, there are still some good ones out there – here are two examples.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for Feb. 24, 2011
In today’s headlines: The government may be heading for a shutdown and gas may be heading to $5 a gallon, but consumer confidence is high and retirement savings are growing.
The 10 Most Outrageous Excuses for Being Late to Work
While the recession has cut down on employees being tardy, it hasn’t put a dent in the dumb excuses they give their bosses.
CARD Act One Year Later: Are We Better Off?
The CARD Act is approaching its first birthday, and many are calling the law a major success for consumers. But some think the celebration is a bit overdone.
Taxes 2011 – 10 Dumb Things to Do With Your Tax Refund
It’s not often in life that we get lump sums of cash, and the temptation is great to do the wrong thing. In case you’re not quite sure what the wrong thing is, here’s a quick checklist.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for Feb. 23, 2011
In today’s headlines: Many housing markets hit record lows, credit card rate hikes and fees fall, stockholders in HP and Barnes & Noble lose big, and the government’s investigating Toyota again.
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