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How did customers react to the free shipping increase at Amazon?Amazon has raised the minimum required to qualify for free shipping from $35 to $49, for non-Prime customers. In a Dealnews survey, customers indicated that the increase would affect how they would shop at Amazon.
Five reasons to sell a mutual fundThe market's volatility early this year isn't the only reason to make an adjustment to your portfolio.
What you need to know before leasing a carLeasing is on the rise, especially among Millennial car-buyers. And for good reason: it can help you get the car of your dreams for much, much less.
How much does it cost to sell a house?If you’re selling a home, you’ll want to know how much it’s going to cost you to close the deal. That way you can make a plan for buying your next house.
The pros and cons of automatic bill paymentsAutomatic bill payments can make paying your electric and phone bill more convenient, but they still require regular maintenance in order to be sure the right amounts are getting transferred at the right time.
Is your tax refund safe?Your tax refund may take a few days longer to land in your bank account this year. That’s because criminals from around the world are determined to get to it first.
Five ways to strengthen your finances before retirementEven if you're not preparing to retire for a few more years, there are still a few additional financial steps you can take to ensure that you will be able to live comfortably and successfully once you're no longer working.
What's the difference between a 403B and a 401K?Understanding the difference between 403B and 401K retirement plans, and which one you might qualify for, can help you make the most of your retirement benefits.
Why do you need an emergency fund?Having an emergency fund is an important way to keep some cash on hand in the event of financial hardship or unexpected expenses. And with a little patience, it can be fairly easy to grow and maintain one.
Four common money misconceptions about womenContrary to popular belief, women are not the impulsive shoppers and poor savers they are made out to be.
When it comes to Apple products, newer isn't always betterApple products are functional, beautiful - and extremely expensive. Refurbished Apple products can be a welcome alternative to spending full price on the phone or laptop you need.
Should you remodel or move?Remodeling and moving both affect your finances, but in different ways. Weighing the pros and cons of both will help you make the decision that feels right for you.
Eleven necessities for budget hiking tripsSeeing the view from the top of a mountain after a tough hike doesn't need to come at a huge expense. With the right budget, you can get the right gear for your hike without breaking the bank.
Eight assets to count on during tough timesIf you're feeling the financial pinch, don't fret. There may be ways you can either generate, or save, some extra cash.
JCPenney is selling merchandise for...a pennyThe 'Get Your Penney's Worth' campaign will roll out 'Penney Days' sales on private label items throughout the year — knocking many items to quite literally a penny. Here's what you need to know to get the deal.
New job perk could save grads three years of student loan paymentsUndergraduate student debt holders could shave off nearly three years of payments and have $4,100 cut in interest from what they owe by taking advantage of a typical employer contribution program.
Five insurance questions to ask before you buy a carBuying a car is a financial investment in and of itself - and then there's paying for the insurance. But with a little ingenuity and the right questions, you can lower your auto-insurance costs.
What to look for in a tax professionalWhen you’re looking for a financial professional to help with your taxes, choosing someone who’s licensed and required to obtain continuing professional education, such as an enrolled agent (EA), a CPA, or an attorney is your best bet.
Nine common shopping myths, bustedCertain pieces of shopping-related wisdom are pervasive — and often pushed by advertisers to try and bring you into stores. But do these old chestnuts hide any truth?
How foreclosure impacts your wallet - and how to recoverForeclosure is a grueling experience that can have a lasting impact on your finances and your credit score. But with time, you can rebuild your financial profile.
