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Will Consumers Pay for Reduction in Debit Fees?
The Federal Reserve recently proposed a reduction of up to 80 percent in the fees banks charge merchants for processing debit cards. If the proposal is instituted, retailers win and banks lose. But what about consumers?
10 Tips for the Sleep-Deprived
Bosses should be losing sleep over a new study that shows 85 percent of office workers said they’d be more productive if only they could get more sleep. Here’s 10 ways they could.
Monday’s Money Deals: Electronics, Candles, and a Free Mug
If there’s anything in your wallet not going toward last-minute gifts, this week is a good time to save on laptops, GPS devices, or a new monitor.
News for Procrastinators – Cheapest Overnight Shipping
Don’t let the price of procrastination send you packing. Compare rates and get those gifts in the mail right now to save.
Another Argument for Boxed Wine
If you’re a wine connoisseur, you may enjoy a more expensive bottle of wine. But if you’re the average guy on the street, there’s new research suggesting the more you pay, the less you like it.
Simple Ways to Save Money on Holiday Wrapping Paper
It’s tough enough to stick to your budget when buying holiday gifts – and you still have to wrap them. Here’s some advice on wrapping for less.
Today Is Free Shipping Day
If you’re sitting at your desk at work, take note of where the boss is. Nowhere to be seen? Then it’s time to finish up your Christmas shopping!
My Fail-Safe Method For Getting Away with “Re-Gifting” This Holiday Season
More than half of all American “re-gift.” The other half? Probably afraid of getting caught. But here’s a proven technique for not getting busted – and even getting patted on the back
5 Tips for Buying Jewelry
Buying jewelry can be daunting. But with a little preparation, you can find a real gem: one that brings a smile to her face, at a price that brings one to yours.
Ask Stacy: How Do I Know When an Email Is Safe?
Remember when you were new to email? It was hard to tell who you should respond to. That’s this week’s question – check it out and see if you know the answers.
Visa and MasterCard – Overcharging by 80 Percent?
The Federal Reserve yesterday suggested that the fees merchants have been paying for debit card transactions have been way too high and disproportional to costs.
IRS Hikes Audits by 11 Percent
IRS audits swelled Uncle Sam’s coffers by $57 billion last year, largely by targeting the rich. Lesson learned? If you possibly can, try to keep your 2010 reportable income less than $1 million.
Holiday Spending Up, But So Are Last-Minute Gifts
With only one big shopping weekend left before Christmas, only 2 in 10 Americans have finished their holiday shopping. The rest? Eh, they’re not worried…
10 Credit Card Predictions for 2011
Last year, who would have predicted credit card use would drop and debit card use would rise? Well, we did, actually. So here are predictions for next year.
3 Golden Rules for Selling Your Gold Jewelry and Coins
If you own gold jewelry or coins and want to sell, be careful: Scams abound. Here’s how to make sure you don’t get tarnished in a gold transaction.
Take a Memo: More Secretaries to be Hired in 2011?
While the experts are generally skeptical about the employment picture for next year, at least one new report says secretaries should find more work in 2011.
A Man’s Guide to Buying Diamonds in 5 Simple Steps
There are as many facets to the diamond-buying decision. But you can make the process less stressful by learning a little before you venture out. Here’s everything you need to know, told by someone who’s been there.
3 Ways Women Can Drive a Hard Bargain at the Car Dealership
Everyone knows that car dealers take advantage of women shoppers during negotiations, right? Wrong, says new research. Women often get the exact same price.
Holiday Shipping Deadlines Looming
How can a holiday that falls on the same day every year so easily creep up and surprise you? If you’re sending presents, you’re running out of time.
Incoming Chair of Banking Committee Says Regulators Should Serve Banks
One would think that regulators are supposed to oversee the companies they regulate. But the incoming chair of the House Financial Services Committee, Rep. Spencer Bachus apparently has a different idea.
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