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5 Myths About Women and Money
Maryalene LaPonsie on March 4, 2015
If you think the realm of money is a man’s world, think again. The stereotypes you have about women and money are all wrong.
‘Alice in Wonderland’ Turns 150: Enjoy the Classic, Plus Film and Digital Spinoffs for Free
Karla Bowsher on March 4, 2015
We’ve rounded up dozens of Wonderland freebies, including the original manuscript illustrated by Lewis Carroll, smart-phone and audio-book editions of the novel, movies and games — even a spinoff title that starts with the words “Fifty Shades.” These tips can also help you find many other free books.
7 Factors That May be Fueling Your Stress
Guest Blogger on March 4, 2015
You might be surprised by the way that friends, noise, booze and technology can affect you.
Lawmakers Move to Improve Benefits of College Savings Plans
Krystal Steinmetz on March 4, 2015
In a rare move of bipartisanship, Congress approved expanded benefits associated with 529 college savings accounts, and the Senate is expected to follow suit.
1 in 5 Americans Plan to Work Till They Die
Krystal Steinmetz on March 4, 2015
A new report reveals the (sometimes grim) reality of Americans’ retirement plans, and how those plans will impact the younger generations.
Young and Crazy Rich: List Names Record Number of Billionaires Under Age 40
Krystal Steinmetz on March 4, 2015
Find out who joined the old guard (Bill Gates, Warren Buffett et al.) on the Forbes richest list, including a 24-year-old entrepreneur, and how they made their fortunes.
Report Names ‘Terrible 10’ States Where Taxes Hit Average Americans Hardest
Krystal Steinmetz on March 3, 2015
If you’re a typical Joe Blow, you’re paying a much bigger percentage of your income in taxes if you live in a state that lacks a graduated income tax and relies heavily on consumption taxes.
Correcting Mistakes After You File: Amended Tax Returns
Jim Gold on March 2, 2015
A government goof may have 50,000 more people filing amended tax returns. Here are tips, no matter why you amend your return.
What to Do With College Savings if the Student Decides Against College
Guest Blogger on March 2, 2015
All is not lost. Money saved for college can wait until the student is ready or be cashed in — for a price.
Be Nice: Your Uber Driver Is Giving You a Passenger Rating
Krystal Steinmetz on February 28, 2015
It turns out Uber’s feedback system is a two-way street. Here’s how to find out your Uber rider rating, and if necessary, improve it.
Bank Branches Disappearing Across the United States
Krystal Steinmetz on February 28, 2015
JP Morgan Chase recently announced it’s closing 300 bank branches in the U.S. Big banks are closing branch locations, leaving consumers with mobile banking opportunities and ATMs.
FTC: Identity Theft Is Consumers’ Top Complaint; Imposters on the Rise
Krystal Steinmetz on February 28, 2015
For the 15th year straight, the Federal Trade Commission said identity theft was the year’s biggest consumer complaint. See what other scams made the list.
Land a Mortgage Like a Pro: Three Easy Steps
Jim Gold on February 27, 2015
You wouldn’t think of overpaying $50,000 when buying a new house, but you could pay that much extra if you’re not careful shopping for a mortgage.
Study: America Hasn’t Had a Pay Raise in 35 Years
Bob Sullivan on February 27, 2015
Disturbing data on incomes for college grads suggest that United States can’t educate itself out of the problem.
Coming Soon: Grocery Store Beacons That Send You Discounts, Aisle by Aisle
Krystal Steinmetz on February 26, 2015
A high-tech solution for brick-and-mortar stores — and customers who always forget their coupons at home.
Who’s Downsizing? Not These Retirees
Krystal Steinmetz on February 26, 2015
A new study finds that many Americans are opting for bigger houses in their retirement, and other surprising revelations.
FCC Votes ‘Yes’ on Net Neutrality Rules
Krystal Steinmetz on February 26, 2015
The Federal Communications Commission approved a new set of rules, classifying broadband Internet service as a utility.
How to Navigate Deceptive Car Ads and Avoid Rip-Offs
Jim Gold on February 26, 2015
Get the skinny on those alluring ads before you enter the auto showroom.
Medical ID Theft Cost Americans $20 Billion in 2014
Krystal Steinmetz on February 25, 2015
A new study found that medical identity theft is on the rise in the United States. It’s costly, and no one is safe, not even your kids.
Lawsuit Claims Dog Food Brand Is Killing Canines
Krystal Steinmetz on February 25, 2015
The complaint alleges that one of Purina’s dry dog foods is toxic. The company has until April 2 to respond.
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