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Areas With the Worst Income Inequality in the U.S.
A study finds that income inequality largely worsened in metropolitan areas between 1990 and 2010. Find out which cities have the biggest gap between rich and poor.
Ask Stacy: Which Is Better — Dividend or Growth Stocks?
This reader wants to know whether he’s better off buying fast-growing stocks or stocks that pay dividends. Here’s why it’s useful to have both types, and even better to have the rare stocks (like Apple) that offer growth and dividends.
Obamacare Insurers Seek Big Rate Hikes
More people who bought health insurance through Obamacare were sicker than expected, insurers say, and now they want to boost their rates.
Government Goes After Company Scamming Seniors, Again
A medical alert company persisted in tricking elderly customers into purchases through deceptive robocalls despite an earlier legal challenge.
Coffee Drinkers, Prepare for a Price Jolt
Starbucks raises prices as the cost of coffee beans drop. What’s up with that?
6 Tips to Avoid Becoming a Victim of ‘Food Fraud’
Food fraud can be hard to swallow — and dangerous to your health. Here are six ways to spot foods that may have added or substituted substances.
Will Greece’s ‘No’ Vote Crack Your Nest Egg?
The Internet is buzzing with speculation in the wake of Greece’s vote against outside financial aid. What does it mean for you?
Life Events That Hugely Increase Your Identity-Theft Risk
Some of life’s most important moments place you at the greatest risk for identity theft. Find out more.
The 10 Most Expensive ZIP Codes for Homebuyers
Two states dominate the list of U.S. ZIP codes with the country’s most expensive homes. Find out where the wealthiest Americans live.
How to Talk Money With Your Spouse
Does every discussion turn into a fight? Here’s how to successfully talk money with your spouse.
A Cautionary Tale: ‘Rewards’ App Busted for Mining Customer Data
The developer enticed consumers with game points to be redeemed for clothes and other goods, then stole information.
Weapon Designed to Kill Off Phone Theft Proves Lethal
How an initiative started by California lawmakers has pulled the rug out from under thieves who created a huge market in stolen cellphones.
Going to Greece? Load Up on Cash and Keep Your Eyes Open
Although Greece’s economy is wobbling, it’s still a good time to be a tourist in the culturally rich country. Just take these precautions to avoid hassles.
Why the Girls Scouts Turned Down a $100,000 Donation
The national organization took a strong position for inclusion by rejecting this big chunk of change. Here’s the scoop.
How to Beat the Odds and Win at Contests
I’ve been entering contests for decades, and I’ve won everything from appliances to ski lessons. Here’s how.
How the Supreme Court Ruling Cuts the Cost of Being Gay
A ruling that recognized same-sex marriage will confer some of the financial benefits on couples that didn’t have them before — as well as some of the fiscal downside to tying the knot.
13 Cool Alternative Uses for Stuff You Have Around the House
From cleaning your pans with ketchup to using cat litter to rescue a cell phone, cabinet staples can often do double duty.
10 Foods You Shouldn’t Buy Organic – and 12 You Should
Paying extra for organic food can take a big bite out of any budget. Want to get the biggest bang for your organic buck? Here’s what to buy – and what not to.
Fannie, Freddie CEOs Get $3.4 Million Raises
Last year, the CEOs of the two mortgage giants each earned around $600,000. This year, their take leaps to $4 million.
Full-Service Restaurants Can Be Worse for Health Than Fast Food
A new study finds that eating at full-service restaurants can be more dangerous than grabbing fast food.
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