Gift cards are friendlier, as long as you remember to spend them.
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State treasuries are holding nearly $33 billion in unclaimed assets. Some of it could be yours.
You have questions. We have answers.
States and federal agencies have billions of dollars in unclaimed assets. Here's how to find out if any of it is yours.
Mistakes and harassment are cited as reasons for closer scrutiny from regulators. New laws could be next.
Follow these tips so that you never become a victim of ID theft.
Sweeping changes shift the game in your favor.
Text-message reminders can boost your bank account (imho).
You can deep-six most of your documents and go digital with the rest.
New federal regulations make it easier to avoid outrageous overdraft fees.
Some of these offers from credit-card companies aren't as appealing as they used to be.
New Federal Reserve rules will make it harder for retailers to extend credit on the spot.
There are other ways to get cash fast without the high interest rates and fees.
Teens usually don't have the maturity to handle credit wisely.
I confess that I eat out too much -- but I have a plan to change my money-wasting ways.
A new site lets you post your credit card purchases for others to see what you're buying.
Face your financial faults this year.
Financial planners will be standing by to take your calls on Jump-Start Your Retirement Plan Days.
Follow these steps to add more to your retirement account each month.
Consumers will get more protections when a new law takes effect in February.
Don't be afraid to challenge a rate increase.
With a fat emergency fund, this high school teacher can also afford to start a Roth IRA.
Key dates to bookmark for the year ahead.
Kim Lankford reflects on the questions she received -- and advice she gave -- throughout 2009.
How well did you stick to a budget, pay down debt and save over the past year?
Get a head start on next year's holiday gift fund by selling stuff online.
You’ve come into a small fortune -- great! Now don’t blow it.
There are better things to do with your money than invest in another certificate of deposit if the one you have is maturing.
Here's how much you can expect to spend on various categories each month.
You and your significant other could agree not to give each other presents and use the money to improve your finances instead.
How to show your appreciation for good service.
Even if you're strapped for cash, you can still give to charities and others in need this holiday season. Here's how.
Protect your money with some of these tips.
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Be generous with people who provide you with good service all year long. But don’t fall for the tip jar.
If your bank fails, you probably won't lose any deposits or face hassles getting to your money.
Credit card companies are using new methods to lure new customers.
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