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7 Reasons You Should Join a Credit Union This Week
When it comes to making more or spending less, some things are a no-brainer. Here are 7 reasons why joining a credit union is one of those things.
Airfares Take Off – 6 Tips to Land Savings
Although airline fares – and profits – are reaching for the sky, some down-to-earth advice can still save you on holiday travel.
Followup – What’s in a (Brand) Name?
Manufacturers of brand-name grocery store items are getting concerned about competition from store brands – with good reason.
The Worst TV Ad You’ve Seen – and the Funniest One You Haven’t
The Consumerist recently announced the winner of this year’s worst-commercial contest. Here it is, along with a commercial from overseas that I guarantee you’ll share with friends.
Viewer Question: Can I Negotiate Debts Myself?
This reader has a good question: can I negotiate my own debts to get balances lowered – and while I’m at it, is it possible to get my creditors to remove the negative marks on my credit history?
Rental Cars: 5 Tips for a Better Deal
Renting a car might be getting pricier soon, but you can still save money if you know where to look – and what to say.
4 Tips to Avoid the High Cost of Online Freebies
Everybody likes free stuff – except maybe free malware, viruses, and other issues that can come from searching for free things on the web. Here’s how to spot what’s really free – and safe.
4 Insider Tips to Applying for Credit Cards
Applying for a credit card isn’t as easy or as transparent as it should be. Here’s what you need to know to secure one as quickly as possible.
Should the Rich Pay Higher Taxes?
While Congress debates extending the Bush tax cuts, the question on most Americans’ minds is: How will this affect to me? Here’s the answer.
Monday’s Money Deal: Online Grocery Coupons
Like everything else online, searching for grocery coupons can score you a deal or a scam. Best bet: Stick the big sites. Here’s a list that will help net you deals without potential malware, adware or other net-based nastiness.
New Debt Settlement Rules Start September 27th
Starting on the 27th, debt settlement companies will have to start toeing the line. Bad for them – good for you.
Ask Stacy: Is All That Glitters Golden?
This week we have some questions about whether to invest in gold, grills or dishwashers.
New Program Helps Underwater Homeowners – Followup
If you’re one of the estimated 11 million Americans who owes more on their home than it’s worth, read this post.
4 Ways You Might Fall into a Seasonal Job
As the weather cools, temporary jobs start heating up. Here are 4 potential employers that might put some holiday cash in your pocket.
September 23, 2010 – A Big Day for Healthcare Reform
President Obama’s healthcare reform act turns six months old on Thursday. And there are some big changes in store.
Secrets Starbucks Doesn’t Want You to Know
Yesterday Starbucks announced prices are going up on some of its more labor-intensive drinks. But there are some secret ways to save. An anonymous barista spills the coffee beans…
New Program May Reduce Mortgage Principal for Underwater Homeowners
The government recently launched a program for underwater homeowners that doesn’t just lower interest rate or extend mortgages, but actually reduces principal.
For National Coupon Month – a Contrarian View
September is National Coupon Month. But don’t believe the hype – not all advice about coupons is worth your time.
Are We About to Pay a 1% National Sales Tax?
Is there a law pending in Congress that would require paying a 1% sales tax on all transactions? Technically, yes.
Monday’s Money Deal: Good Shoes for Bad Feet
Men hate buying shoes as much as women love to. It’s worse when those men have foot problems. Here’s an offbeat way to to find the right shoes for the wrong feet.
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