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Owe Back Taxes? 9 Tips to Help
There’s no shame in falling behind on your taxes, but bury your head in the sand and you’ll owe even more.
6 Tips for Young People to get Health Insurance
Young adults can be covered under their parents’ health insurnace plans starting Sept. 23, even if they’re not in school, but they also have other options.
10 Tip-Offs You’re Heading for a Debt Disaster
Think you might be heading for debt trouble? Answer these 10 questions and you’ll know.
Supreme Court: Privacy? Not on the Company’s Phone
Rule of thumb: Before you send that dirty text on your company-owned cell phone, imagine that the Supreme Court is going to read it.
JD Power: U.S. Cars Now Beat Imports in Quality – Barely
For the first time ever, U.S. cars as a whole beat out imports for quality.
Tips to Steer Clear of Trouble in 6 Car-Accident Scenarios
Here are six common car-accident scenarios and tips on how you can curtail trouble before it starts.
3 Tips for Using a Credit Card Overseas
Before you pack your credit card for foreign travel, make sure you know how to avoid fees and contact the company from afar.
Lost a Home To Foreclosure? Here’s How Long It Will Take To Buy Again
Losing a home to foreclosure isn’t a pleasant experience, but it’s not the end of the world or the end of being a homeowner.
Time to Choose – Declined Card or Overdraft Fee?
You’re soon going to have to make a choice: to have your debit card refused when you’re out of cash – or to pay 30 bucks for overdraft protection if you exceed your balance.
On the Horizon – A Tidal Wave of Tax Forms
Thanks to the health care reform bill, life’s about to get a lot more taxing for small business.
Lower Rates Coming on Credit Cards?
The Federal Reserve issued more credit card regulations today that will cap penalty fees at $25 and may result in lower interest rates for millions of cardholders.
Senate Considers Quieter TVs, Louder Cars
While the Financial Reform Bill and BP hearings are getting all the attention, Congress is busy with other legislation on everything from quieter commercials to louder cars.
The Mother of Outrageous Fees?
A New York company recently announced a plan to collect 1% of the sales price of a home each and every time it’s sold for the next century.
5 Tips to Save Money on Kids’ Sports
The costs of team sports can add up. Here are ways you and your team can save money.
Ranking the “Most Hated” Consumer Fees
It’s often said America is the home of the fee. Here are five of the worst… Is your most hated fee on it?
Tips to Help Recent Grads Build Credit
Whether starting out or starting over, building a solid credit history is the key to better borrowing. Here’s how to do it right.
Don’t Let Your Employer Decide How to Invest Your Retirement Plan
Just because your employer automatically enrolled you in their retirement plan doesn’t mean you leave amounts and investments up to them as well.
Should Medical Debt Count Against You?
Some in congress think your medical debt shouldn’t count in determining your credit worthiness. What do you think?
Most Homeowners Think It’s OK to Walk Away
Only 23% of respondents in a recent survey said that it’s OK to stop paying their mortgage if their property is worth less than they owe. But that’s not the whole story.
5 Tips to Make Sure Your Mortgage Loan Gets Approved
Those easy mortgages of the housing bubble days are over. Here are five ways to make sure you get the loan you need to buy your dream house.
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