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Walmart’s Got a New Prepaid Card
B.T. Ballenger on October 8, 2012
The company’s partnering with American Express to offer a new option: Bluebird. See how its fees stack up to the others.
21 Things You Should Never Pay For
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 5, 2012
While the best things in life are always free, so is lots of other stuff. If you want to find some extra money in your budget, stop paying for things you could get for nothing.
30 Tips to Save $500 by Christmas
Angela Colley on October 1, 2012
Worried you won’t have the cash you need to get your holiday shopping done this year? Start now and bank $500 by Christmas.
Discover to Refund $200 Million
B.T. Ballenger on September 25, 2012
Have you purchased Discover credit card protection or credit monitoring since December 2007? You might be getting some money back.
The State of Checking Accounts
B.T. Ballenger on September 24, 2012
A new survey takes a look at trends in banking fees and what it takes to keep a free account.
The 7 Smartest Ways to Borrow
Renee Morad on September 24, 2012
Need some extra cash? Here are the lowest-cost ways to find it.
Could Mortgage Rates Hit 2 percent?
Dan Schointuch on September 21, 2012
With mortgage interest rates matching or beating their record lows, there’s never been a better time to finance a house. But will rates fall further?
The 7 Dumbest Ways to Borrow Money
Angela Colley on September 24, 2012
In a bind? Borrow from these lenders and you’ll probably end up worse off.
Ask an Expert: My Credit Card Won’t Work Overseas!
Jason Steele on September 20, 2012
A reader and her company need a credit card that works overseas. Are there any that can do the trick?
Why Do the Rich Invest Offshore?
Angela Colley on September 10, 2012
Have Mitt Romney’s offshore accounts sparked a desire to open your own? Here’s a bit of background on why the rich invest offshore, and why you probably can’t.
7 Reasons Why Your Credit Card Doesn’t Stink
Jason Steele on September 5, 2012
Many people have had it with their credit cards. But are they really all that bad?
What’s an 801(k)? And Why Should I Care?
Guest Blogger on September 5, 2012
No, it’s not a double 401(k). It’s a made-up term for an investment vehicle that, if done right, can earn you real money.
6 Steps to Giving Your Teen Credit
Angela Colley on August 31, 2012
Giving your teen a credit card can help them become a financially responsible adult – or wreck their credit. Here’s how to make sure they’re on the right path.
Credit Unions: Better for College Students – and Many Others
B.T. Ballenger on August 30, 2012
A study of student checking accounts found credit unions usually beat campus banks. Other results: Average credit union rates are better on EVERYTHING, from checking to loans and credit cards.
8 Ways to Earn More on Your Savings
Angela Colley on August 28, 2012
Interest rates for savers aren’t very interesting these days – less than 1 percent in most bank accounts. Here are some ideas to make more on your money.
Do Seniors Pay More for Checking?
B.T. Ballenger on August 23, 2012
Senior checking accounts are, at best, the same as basic accounts – and sometimes worse.
Ask an Expert: Should I Get a Secured Credit Card?
Jason Steele on August 16, 2012
A reader fell behind on her student loans and needs to rebuild her credit. Is a secured credit card the way to go?
Review: Citi Platinum Select AAdvantage Visa Signature
Jason Steele on August 6, 2013
The Citi Platinum Select AAdvantage Visa Signature Card offers plenty of perks. But it’s not for everyone.
4 Tips to Insure Your College Student – and Save
B.T. Ballenger on August 14, 2012
Classes start soon, so time for a pop quiz: Is your student properly insured? Here’s a cheat sheet.
Divorce: What It Really Costs
Guest Blogger on August 8, 2012
The average U.S. divorce costs $20,000. Here’s what you need to know if you’re considering it.
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