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Group Calls on Government to Limit Overdraft Fees
A report from the Pew Charitable Trusts calls for feds to limit “very expensive short-term credit for vulnerable consumers.”
Text Senders Be Warned: You May Be Blamed for a Driver’s Accident
If you love to text, know that the courts may find you responsible if your message interferes with the text recipient’s driving and something goes wrong.
Looking to Get Fit but Short on Time? This 1-Minute Workout Is for You
Exercise scientists reveal that one minute of intense exercise could have the same impressive health benefits as a 45-minute workout.
Holy Cash Cow, Batman: It’s Free Comic Day
Book shops across the country and around the world are giving away comics on this annual celebration of the super and super-silly. Find out how you can get in on the fun.
‘Biggest Loser’ Teaches Tough Lesson About Weight Loss
A new study of reality TV participants sheds light on why it can be so hard to lose weight and keep it off.
Millions May Get Pay Bump This Month — How About You?
The U.S. Department of Labor is expected to finalize updated federal regulations that could put more money in the pockets of many workers.
Why One-Third of This City’s Residents Want to Flee
Traffic, cost of living and housing issues plague many large cities, but they’ve gotten so bad in one of America’s most beloved cities that residents want out.
9 Spicy Deals to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo
Get your spice on with these nine food and drink deals designed to celebrate the holiday.
Airlines’ Profits Soar to Record Levels in 2015
Although airfare is down, airline earnings are still up. Find out what’s behind the record-breaking profits.
New Lawsuit Claims Starbucks Overuses Ice
Are Starbucks’ customers getting stiffed with too much ice in their icy beverages? This lawsuit is making that claim.
Get a $5 Amazon Credit for Downloading a Free Game
If you have an Android phone, you can pick up a free $5 credit from Amazon. Meanwhile, Google Play has an offer for both Android and iPhone fans.
The Reason Most Workers Lose Out on Higher Pay
Today’s workers are doing one thing wrong that is costing them a chance to boost their income.
Newlyweds Admit to Keeping Financial Secrets
More than 9 in 10 newlyweds cited financial responsibility as an important attribute in a spouse, yet many don’t practice it themselves, a new survey shows.
4 Financial Planning Tips We Can Learn From Prince
An alarming number of Americans, including the late pop icon Prince, do not have a will. Here’s why it’s so important to put your affairs in order now, not later.
How to Score Free Subway Sandwiches All Month
Throughout May, get a breakfast sandwich and a sub sandwich for the price of one. All you have to do is show up before 9 a.m.
Check It Out, Teachers: 9 Great Deals and Discounts for All Your Hard Work
From a free pint of beer to a discounted car rental or a BOGO free Mexican meal, businesses across the United States are rolling out offers to honor our educators.
How to Find Out If Your Neighbor Is Donating to a Politician
Ever wonder whether your neighbors, friends, relatives or co-workers have given money to political campaigns? Turns out the answers are at your fingertips.
$750 in Printable Coupons, Anyone? Here They Are
A new month means another batch of printable coupons from Coupons.com. Discover the best deals.
Do Bank Coin-Counting Machines Shortchange Customers?
A lawsuit says TD Bank’s coin-counting machines have been undercounting “for years.”
How a Higher Credit Card Limit Can Help You Financially
Some people are more likely to be granted a credit card limit increase than others.
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