Nearly 2 in 3 Americans Are Driving a Car Over 100,000 Miles
September 17, 2015
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How a UPS Driver Foiled a Credit Card Fraud Scheme
A UPS driver in the Philadelphia suburbs noticed he was delivering a suspicious amount of credit cards to one area, and it turned out to be a fraud scheme.
Credit Cards
Most Americans Still Don't Have the Newest Credit Card Upgrade
Do your credit cards have a shiny chip in them? If not, you're not alone. Fewer than half of U.S. credit cards out there right now do.
mortgages
How a Biweekly Mortgage Payment Could Save You $35,413
Interest on a home loan adds up to a lot over 30 years, but a common payment strategy could save you thousands.
Identity Theft and Scams
10 Million Compromised in Another Major Health Insurer Breach
Another BlueCross BlueShield affiliate experienced a data breach, compromising a possible 10 million Social Security numbers, among other data.
Identity Theft and Scams
How to Help Syrian Refugees Without Getting Scammed
A surge in news coverage of Syrian refugees in need of aid leaves well-intentioned donors at risk of getting scammed.
college
Students Are More Freaked Out About College Costs Than Their Parents
Family spending on college when up this year, but parents are much less worried about the financial impact of going to college than they were last year.
Credit Cards
Should You Sign Up for a Store Credit Card When You're Shopping This Weekend?
Opening up a new credit card for a discount could save you money this weekend, but it could cost you long term. Here are some pros and cons of retail cards.
