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4/14 special section
Living Longer
Your guide to health, wealth, and happiness in later years. This year's edition highlights empty nesting, the importance of health, and financing as a baby boomer.
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Ask about fees. Some expenses may be deducted when the card is used, including purchase fees, transaction fees, inactivity fees and shipping and handling costs.
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Ted Baker sale on now
Ted Baker now has men’s and women’s clothing, shoes, and accessories marked down up to 50 percent. Maxi dresses that were $375 are now $225;...
Senators: Student loan interest rates to double to 6.8 percent
Student loan rates will double Monday — at least for a while — after a compromise to keep student loan interest rates low proved unwinnable before the July 1 deadline, senators said Thursday.
Piggyback mortgages mount a comeback
Taking out two mortgages at once fell out of style after the housing downturn. They're making a comeback, but should you hop on?
Wanna get a job? Don't pick these majors.
With the ever-increasing costs of college, it’s good to know which majors are the most likely to land you a job-- but the answer to that question might surprise you.
Allegiant Air thrives on low costs, high fees
Allegiant entices people with low fares and non-stop flights. Then it aggressively pitches them hotels and other products, earning it millions.
US consumer sentiment stays near 6-year high
The survey shows Americans remain upbeat about the economy, despite wild gyrations in the stock market.
Mid-year mutual fund review: Bond funds sink
Brace yourself. If you have money in a bond mutual fund, you’re likely to feel some pain when you open your mid-year account statement.
FINANCIAL NEWS FROM BANKRATE.COM
- 6 financial planning tips for 40-somethings (Bankrate.com, 7/01/2013)
- Are we in a new housing market bubble? (Bankrate.com, 7/01/2013)
- Logos and codes: The anatomy of a credit card (Bankrate.com, 6/30/2013)
- Video: Frugalize your groceries (Bankrate.com, 6/29/2013)
- Video: Frugalize your groceries (Bankrate.com, 6/29/2013)
- Tax treatment of same-sex married couples (Bankrate.com, 6/27/2013)
- Do I still owe the debt if it's charged off? (Bankrate.com, 6/24/2013)
- Pros and cons of prepaid debit cards (Bankrate.com, 6/22/2013)
- Obama, Romney on future of the Fed (Bankrate.com, 10/17/2012)
- How about a loan with that diamond ring? (Bankrate.com, 10/01/2012)
Do we need thousands of micro units?
With rents of $1,500 and up, the new breed of micro units taking shape on Boston's waterfront certainly look hip, but they can hardly be...
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