Latest articles by Miriam Cross
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Emergency Funds Can Reduce Stress
savings Your savings can bail you out of a situation you may not think of as an emergency.
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Virtual Credit Card Numbers Cut Fraud Risk
credit & debt Randomly generated numbers linked to your account means you won't have to carry your card.
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The Traveler’s Guide to Home Sharing
Travel Whether you’re new to short-term rentals or an old hand, you can improve your experience by following these tips.
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New Perks for a Top Rewards Card
credit & debt The Capital One Venture Visa card gets even better with enhanced travel benefits.
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Deferred-Rate Cards Can Be a Ticking Time Bomb
credit & debt Pay off deferred-rate cards before the low rate expires.
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Lock Your Credit Card If It Goes Missing
credit & debt Locking — rather than cancelling — a card, will block purchases and other ways a thief could hurt you, while still allowing recurring payments and similar conveniences to carry on unaffected.
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New Strategies for Smart Borrowing
credit & debt Rising interest rates and new tax rules mean taking a different approach to how you shop for loans and manage your debt.
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Online Reviews You Can Use
Travel To find reliable advice, you may need to disregard over-the-top (or fake) complaints and praise.
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Putting the Brakes on Fuel Efficiency
Business Costs & Regulation The White House plan to freeze fuel economy standards faces a rough ride.
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10 Best Credit Unions Almost Anyone Can Join, 2018
credit union Credit unions are nonprofit institutions owned by their members -- meaning they tend to offer accounts and services that are more customer-friendly than those of large national banks.
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5 Great Second Career Moves
careers Many people suffer from job burnout, but making the decision to change careers can be a bit overwhelming, especially after decades of building expertise.
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Why Everyone Needs an Estate Plan
retirement Even if you're unmarried and without dependents, you should still have a will.
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Disaster-Proof Your Vacation With Trip Insurance
Travel Travel insurance can recover some costs when a natural disaster ruins your vacation.
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How Amazon Ruined Whole Foods (Or Maybe Not)
Smart Buying I was a happy Whole Foods shopper until recently.
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The Big Short
business Publisher: Norton, W.
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Get a Free Hotel Room
savings Treat yourself to a free night with one of these hotel rewards credit cards.
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Best Regional Banks, 2018
savings Regional banks have a smaller reach than big national banks, but many are large enough to offer considerable resources for their customers.
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Best Banks for Military Personnel, 2018
savings Service members face challenges, such as frequent moves and overseas deployments, that call for ease and simplicity in banking.
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Best Banks for Millennials, 2018
banking These are some of the top financial institutions for millennials in 2018.
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Best Banks for Families With Students, 2018
savings These are the best financial institutions for families with students in 2018
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Best Banks for Frequent Travelers, 2018
savings These are the best traveler-friendly financial institutions for 2018.
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Want to Play on 5G? You'll Need a New Phone
Technology Look for the first 5G handsets to hit the market in the first or second quarter of 2019, says this market analyst.
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21 Ways to Get Luxury Travel for Less
Travel You can get luxury on a budget, you just have to know how to get it.
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Your Wedding-Gift Etiquette Questions Answered
spending As distance (and cost) to the destination goes up, gift expectations go down.
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