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Going Green Going Gay?
A new Harris poll shows fewer Americans are embracing “environmental advocacy” – except among gays and lesbians.
Take Five – A Roundup of Reads from Around the Web
A new feature here at Money Talks: a look at five interesting personal finance posts from other bloggers around the web.
Resolutions 2011 – 5 Steps To a Debt-Free Life
Paying off debt is always one of the most popular New Year’s resolutions, and one of the hardest to accomplish. But combine a little commitment with this advice, and maybe you’ll finally pull it off this year.
What the 15 Most-Hated Companies Can Teach Us
Can you guess the 15 companies Americans loved to hate in 2010? Some are obvious, and at least one is surprising. But even more shocking are the ones that didn’t make the list.
10 New Trends for 2011 Jobs
Fewer employees will have to moonlight this year, and more employers plan to give raises. Read on to find out how else the improving economy will affect employment trends in 2011.
How to Switch Your iPhone From AT&T to Verizon… for Free!
If you do it right, switching your AT&T iPhone 4 to a Verizon iPhone 4 is not only free, you can earn an extra $295 doing it! Here’s how.
A Poor Delivery: Post Office Gift Cards Not a Good Buy
Post offices will start selling gift cards this summer, but here’s why you should tell them, “return to sender.”
More Americans Are Moving – Is It a Sign of Better Times?
A moving company reported a spike in relocations during 2010. They’re just not sure whether it means the economy is rebounding or not.
Stupid Job-Interviewing Advice
Trying to get a job? Google is a great place to research your future employer, but when it comes to searching out interviewing tips, be sure to separate the wheat from the chaff.
Monday’s Money Deals: Rugs, Car Care, and Free Pretzels
This week’s good buys include rechargeable batteries, GPS accessories, and a wireless computer mouse. Plus, get a free photo book from South Korea, if you’re into that.
How to Play a Stock Market Expert on TV
Want to be a highly paid stock market prognosticator? No problem: Anyone can do it! When Bloomberg or CNBC calls and asks you to do an on-set, here’s all you have to say.
Is Gold The Next Vending Machine Craze?
All that glitters is now in a vending machine — and gold dispensers could soon be in malls across the U.S.
Mass. Supreme Court to Banks: No Paperwork, No Foreclosure
The Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled yesterday that if a bank can’t prove they own the mortgage, they can’t foreclose on a homeowner. A simple ruling that’s going to make life a lot more complicated for some of our nation’s biggest lenders.
For Best Results, Read This With Eyes Open
Woman’s Day just put out a funny collection of 11 real manufacturer’s warning labels. Apparently the companies that make some consumer products think we’re not very bright…
Ask Stacy: Should I Buy a Mortgage Acceleration Program?
Is there a way to pay off your mortgage in seven to 10 years by using sophisticated techniques involving software and credit lines? No, but the people behind these programs are hoping you’ll bite.
Homeless Success Stories Didn’t Start With Ted Williams
An Ohio man with the gift of a golden voice isn’t the only homeless success story. There are many organizations that work year-round to give people a second chance. Here’s the story of one we found…
Top 2011 Vacation Hotspots
Sure, the winter holidays just ended. But it’s never too early to start thinking about your next vacation. Here are some ideas for the most popular, most off-the-beaten-path and most affordable destinations this year.
Banks Pushing Cash-Back Credit Cards
Cash-back credit cards are more popular than ever – here’s a look at some of the most popular cards, along with pitfalls to watch for.
3 Cutting-Edge Consumer Technologies You Might See in 2011
New smartphones and tablets? Those are so 2010. The best consumer tech of 2011 will let you access the Internet by using a light switch, control your house from your phone, and keep your kids from driving fast while listening to explicit music.
2011: A Good Year to Get a Job?
The experts seem to agree: This year will be better for employment than last year. But how much better?
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