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Ask Stacy: I’d Like to Invest… Should I?
The stock market might be a great way to make more than the measly interest paid by bank savings accounts – but it’s definitely not the right place for everyone.
Money in a Minute: Headlines For Feb. 4, 2011
In today’s roundup: The unemployment rate falls, Money buys happiness, Super Bowl commercials, Ford recall, Google jobs, rising prices, and mooching Wi-Fi.
Take Five – Blogger Roundup February 3, 2011
A look at five interesting personal finance posts from other bloggers around the web. This week we’re all about two extremes – romance and football.
Money in a Minute: Headlines For Feb. 3, 2011
In today’s roundup: Egypt turmoil affects airfares, the job market is improving, bargains abound on flat-screen TVs, the economy takes a snow day, and more from the world of money today.
5 Mostly Unknown and Little-Used Credit Card Perks
Credit cards have gotten a bad rap in recent years – in many cases, deservedly so. But some offer benefits you may not be aware of unless you dig. Example? One card is now offering free admission to over 100 museums.
Money in a Minute: Headlines For Feb. 2, 2011
In today’s roundup: Chevy’s Volt shocks Nissan’s Leaf, Dow tops 12,000, mortgage fees increase, AT&T is accused of overcharging, and the unbanked are finding financial services at an unlikely place.
5 Tips to Save on Your Super Bowl XLV Bash
Throwing a Super Bowl party? Have a memorable event without sacking your budget. Here are a bunch of quick ideas guaranteed to liven up the fun while keeping costs down.
7 Sneaky Ways Lenders Scope You out
Used to be that the only thing a bank or other potential lender would look at before deciding whether to offer or refuse you credit was your credit report and score. Not anymore…
The Vet or the Net? How to Save on Your Pet’s Health
Taking your pets to the veterinarian is both crucial and costly. Here’s how to save some cash without risking your pet’s life.
The 10 Most Popular American Dogs
The American Kennel Club has just announced the top dog breeds in the nation. And there are some surprises.
Money in a Minute: Today’s Top Headlines From the World of Money
In today’s roundup: growing meat in a laboratory, lousy pay for new workers, tax refund anticipation loans…and more news you need today.
6 Tips to Save Time and Money at the Doctor’s Office
If you don’t like going to the doctor, streamline the process to make each visit as productive and cost-effective as possible. Here are some tips that will make you the perfect patient.
Monday’s Money Deals: Chocolate, Jewelry, and Free Breakfast
Valentine’s Day is around the corner, and this week is the time to get deals online and shipped out in time. We found savings on chocolate and jewelry, plus some food and sports goodies.
Money in a Minute: Today’s Top Headlines From the World of Money
In today’s roundup: Shaky stocks, food prices may be going up to stay, silver outshines gold as an investment, Ford is driving home the profits… and more news you can use.
Free FICO Score: How You Can Get One
Fair Isaac recently raised the price to see FICO scores by 25%. But you might be able to get a free FICO score if you know where to look.
5 Reasons Online Calculators Don’t Add up
I’m a CPA, so I understand the attraction of using a calculator to arrive at a correct conclusion. But the plethora of online calculators these days is doing more to cause confusion than clear it up.
The 10 Golden Rules of Saving on Everything
You resolved to save more this year, but it’s just not happening. Take heart – it’s still early in the year. Use these tips and you’re guaranteed to spend less on the things you want.
Money in a Minute: Today’s Top Headlines From the World of Money
In today’s roundup: More people are buying homes, good news on unemployment, Chevy Volt goes national, digital book sales now surpassing paperbacks, gold isn’t glittering… and the biggest one-year investment gain in history.
Ask Stacy: How Come I Have to Repay the Home Buyers Tax Credit?
If you bought a house in 2008, the tax “credit” you received wasn’t really a credit at all – it was an interest-free loan from Uncle Sam.
Paying via Smartphone: Convenience at a Cost?
Shifting to a system of virtual money is convenient, but it’s been proven that paying with your smartphone leads many to overspend. Six tips to make sure you don’t fall into the trap…
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