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10 Tips to Blend Marriage and Money
Finances are a leading cause of marital discord. If you’re using Valentine’s Day to take your relationship to the next level, use these tips to combine your honey and your money.
The Average American Debt? Over $10,000
The recession may be easing up, but three new reports show that the average American debt is more than $10,000 and collection abuse is soaring.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for Feb. 10, 2011
In today’s roundup: The U.S. finds more oil, China needs more water, ID thieves prey on fewer victims, a fast-food chain loses much of its workforce to immigration raids, and some people think hoarding light bulbs is a bright idea.
Taxes 2011 – Beware of These 3 Stupid Tax Tricks
There’s nothing wrong with charging a fair fee for a valuable service. But for years, some of our nation’s top tax preparation companies have been squeezing extra fees from those least able to afford it. It’s time for it to stop.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for Feb. 9, 2011
In today’s roundup: Tax cheats get a second chance, smart phones get bragging rights, Amway investors get a settlement, Tac Bell customers get a free taco, and couples get sex advice – from economists.
Taxes 2011 – 3 Tips for Free Help
You’re probably eligible for some sort of free tax preparation help, whether that is online or in-person preparation.
For the First Time in Years, Credit Card Debt Rises
Another sign the economy is making a comeback: During the recession, Americans gave their plastic a rest. But for the first time in years, credit card debt is increasing.
What Teens Really Think About Money
In an essay contest, high schoolers wrote about their innermost thoughts about cash. The results were much more mature than you might think.
Can Getting Married Make You Richer?
You may not be saving yourself for marriage, but marriage might save you some serious money. And this is just the week to start thinking about it.
Diesel Vehicles: More for Your Money?
Diesel fuel may be more expensive than gas, but a new survey says that overall, diesel vehicles are cheaper than their regular-gasoline-consuming counterparts.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for Feb. 8, 2011
In today’s roundup: Sugar prices and credit card use are going up, but Ford’s reputation and federal tax rates are going down. Meanwhile, you can check if your county is an economically good place to live.
Monday’s Money Deals: Clothes, Fans, and Free Pancakes
If your Super Bowl pick won the day, these deals on food, clothes, and patio furniture are just a Monday bonus. But if you lost, saving money can always make you feel better.
15 Sexy Tips to Save on Valentine’s Day
Being romantic and being frugal don’t have to be mutually exclusive. Whether it’s flowers, dinner, or jewelry, use these 15 tips to impress your Valentine as well as your savings.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for Feb. 7, 2011
In today’s roundup: Protests in Egypt cost millions, electric cars could save you thousands, and the trade deficit is worsening because we’re doing better.
13 Tax Changes for 2010 That Can Save You Money
Filing taxes isn’t a lot of fun, but maybe if you find out that you’ve got some cool deductions coming, it will make it easier to start. Here’s a fun look at some of the changes in store for tax year 2010.
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.
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