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HSBC Pays U.S. Government $1.9 Billion
B.T. Ballenger on December 11, 2012
The Department of Justice and U.S. Treasury say the British bank allowed drug cartels to launder major money. HSBC says: Here, we’ll make a record settlement.
7 Secret Fast Food Items Revealed
Dori Zinn on December 7, 2012
From Starbucks to Chipotle, many of our nation’s most popular eateries offer “secret” dishes that aren’t on the menu – if you know what to ask for.
Ask an Expert: I Have Great Credit. Why Did a Credit Card Reject Me?
Jason Steele on December 6, 2012
This reader has a high credit score, but a recent card application was rejected. What’s going on here?
Bank of America Shies Away From New Fees
B.T. Ballenger on December 5, 2012
It called off a plan for new checking charges until sometime next year.
The Truth About ‘Hot Toys’ – Plus 9 Tips to Save
Karla Bowsher on November 29, 2012
Are these annual lists really about the toys children want – or the toys the stores want you to buy?
Ask an Expert: What’s the Best Reward Card If You Don’t Carry a Balance?
Jason Steele on November 29, 2012
If you pay your balance in full, you deserve some great rewards.
The Definitive Guide to Black Friday Hours and Specials
Karla Bowsher on November 22, 2017
Have you double-checked when your local stores open for Black Friday? Or when their online sales start? What about who’s offering doorbusters when?
Why You Need a Chase Ink Card
Jason Steele on November 20, 2012
Are you looking for the best deal on a rewards card? You just found it.
Ask Stacy: Is There Legitimate Work From Home?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
This reader needs some extra income, but is understandably afraid of Internet ads that might be scams. There are legitimate work-from-home jobs, but approach carefully.
Apps to Save Time and Money on Holiday Travel
Guest Blogger on November 20, 2012
Save big on time, airfare, rental cars, attraction tickets, local activities, hotels and more.
Tune Into Your Internal Clock to Get More Out of Your Day
Angela Colley on November 15, 2012
What time are you most alert? When is your memory sharpest? Listen up and you’ll get more done, burn more calories, and sleep better.
Ask an Expert: What Credit Card Should I Use Abroad?
Jason Steele on November 15, 2012
One reader asks about what she should know before using a credit card in Europe.
The $20 Tablet That Could Ruin Microsoft
B.T. Ballenger on November 13, 2012
The cheapest tablet in the world has a processor that rivals the original iPad’s.
The Unexpected Costs of Bedbugs
Angela Colley on November 12, 2012
Finding bedbugs is just the beginning. Once your home is infested, you can face thousands of dollars in expenses, months of labor, and an emotional toll that can last long after the bugs are gone.
Worst People to Ask for a Reference
B.T. Ballenger on November 8, 2012
You’re this close to a great job, and now the hiring manager wants your references. Who should you list? Not these guys.
Ask an Expert: Should I Transfer My Balance to a Zero Percent Card?
Jason Steele on November 8, 2012
A reader got herself into debt and is looking to a balance transfer to help her get out. But how much should she transfer?
Tricks of the Trade: Contractors
Jeffrey Trull on December 6, 2012
Every business has tricks of the trade: techniques to make more by getting you to pay more. Whether you’re rebuilding after Superstorm Sandy or doing a simple bathroom remodel, knowing the tricks of the construction trade will keep you from getting nailed.
Is This Meal-Replacement Shake Worth It?
Karla Bowsher on March 21, 2013
ViSalus Sciences’ meal-replacement shake promises to help you lose weight and gain income. Is it too good to be true?
Is the Election Already Decided? Gamblers Think So
B.T. Ballenger on November 5, 2012
The presidential election may be a toss-up for the pollsters and the media, but it’s not even close among those who put their money where their mouth is.
Tricks of the Trade: Credit Cards
Jeffrey Trull on January 29, 2014
Every business has tricks of the trade, and credit cards are no exception. Learning the techniques purveyors of plastic use to separate you from your money will make you a smarter consumer.
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