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10 Important Pieces of Money Advice From a Banker

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How Companies Are Making Employees Save for Retirement

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Here's Exactly How You Waste $1,700 Every Year

If you do this, you might as well be lighting a pile of money on fire

By Martha C. White

Young Adults Have Basically No Clue How Credit Cards Work

Cause for concern?

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Time to Kiss Your Free Checking Account Goodbye

Your checking account could be bleeding you dry

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6 Ways Coupons Actually Cost You Money

Turns out, frugal living can have some pretty serious pitfalls

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The Huge Mistake Most Parents Are Making Now

Hey kids, hope you’re saving your pennies. They might not have gotten around to telling you yet, but there’s a good chance your parents expect you to fork over your own money to help pay...

By Martha C. White

And America's Best Tippers Live In...

Data from the mobile payments company Square reveal some huge regional differences in the generosity of customers

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This 1 Mistake Could Cost You Hundreds of Dollars

Read the fine print—or pay

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5 Cash-Saving Tech Tools

Saving money is gratifying—plain and simple. And technology can make lining your pockets even easier.These five apps and websites help you put more dollars where they belong: in your wallet or bank account.Find the Best...

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Only Suckers Abide by Food Expiration Dates

Date labels on food were created with consumer safety in mind. But some of the labels result in confusion—and tons of perfectly safe food tossed out for no good reason.We hear regularly that Americans waste...

By Brad Tuttle

The Incredibly Simple Way to Get Drivers to Buy Fuel Efficient Cars

The secret lies in making it crystal clear how much they’ll save in gas costs over the long haul.In every car dealership, a new vehicle for sale is required to have an EPA car label...

By Brad Tuttle

Free Cone Day, Free Ice Cream at Haagen-Dazs Tuesday May 13

Free Cone Day is back at Haagen-Dazs, with free scoops being dished out at hundreds of shops starting at 4 p.m. today.Haagen-Dazs is celebrating Free Cone Day on Tuesday, May 13, when no fewer than...

By Brad Tuttle

One of Life's Annoying Regular Expenses Is Getting Cheaper

Prices are on the rise for everything from meat to limes, from rent to Netflix. But one of life’s commonplace expenses is surprisingly on the decline.According to AAA, the average cost of owning and operating...

By Brad Tuttle

6 Mother's Day Factoids to Show You're Not a Horrible, Ungrateful Son or Daughter

In advance of your Mother’s Day plans (or lack thereof) not going over well today, here’s some ammunition for making the case that you—and your mom—could have done a lot worse.Moms get more love than...

By Brad Tuttle

3 Next-Gen Plug-In Cars That Could be Game Changers

The biggest complaints about electric cars are that they’re too expensive or have limited driving range, or that don’t have enough space for hauling gear or a family.In one way or another, all of these...

By Brad Tuttle

The Best and Worst States for Working Moms

Moms do it all, but it’s easier for them to juggle careers and children in some places than in others. Just in time for Mother’s Day, a new survey ranks which states are best for...

By Martha C. White

Could It Be? Gas Prices May Have Already Peaked for 2014

We’re still weeks away from Memorial Day and the peak travel days of summer. But it looks like gas prices mercifully won’t go much higher in 2014. The commonly held theory is that gas prices...

By Brad Tuttle
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