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5 Reasons to Move to a Web-Only Bank – and 3 Reasons You Might Not Want To

With many Americans wanting to throw bricks at brick-and-mortar banks, maybe it's time you consider an Internet-only bank.

Getting Micro Loans for Your Small Business

Getting a business off the ground and keeping it running requires a lot of things, but a big one is money. Here's how small businesses can bypass the banks and get thousands in low-interest loans.

Will Debit Cards Soon Charge Monthly Fees?

Have a debit card with a rewards program? Probably not for long. In fact, you may soon start paying a monthly fee just for the privilege of using this type of plastic.

How to Contact Your Congress and President

In his speech on Monday, the president asked us to make our voices heard on the debt ceiling debate by contacting our elected officials. If you don't know how - or even who they are - here's what to do.

4 Basic Money Rules You Might Be Ignoring

Follow these four simple rules and you'll find yourself in greater control of everything from your budget to your weight.

Ask Stacy: Ordering Flowers Online Can Cost You Hundreds

Even when you're paying attention, it's hard to avoid getting squeezed by a scam. But when you're not paying attention, you become a duck in a barrel. Here's what can happen when you mix online flowers with unexamined credit card statements.

Follow the Debt Ceiling Debate

If you're not the type to follow what's happening in Washington, make the debate over raising the debt ceiling an exception. If Congress doesn't act soon, the consequences will be dire.

Why Choosing Debit or Credit Is Like Picking Salad Dressing

Paper or plastic? Low-fat or low-sodium? Window or aisle? Those are the tough questions in life. Today, we'll help you with credit or debit? And maybe ranch or bleu cheese?

6 Innovative Tricks to Save Time and Money on Airline Travel

Airlines profits are up, their prices are up, their fees are up. And that can get a traveler down. Here's how to fight back.

College-Affiliated Credit Cards on the Decline

The Penn State Alumni Association received nearly $5 million last year from banks issuing affiliated credit cards. But nationwide, the numbers are nothing to cheer about.