Racing The Joneses To Bankruptcy
Consumers are focused on details for the coming holiday season - and - why keeping up with the Joneses could be a bad idea. WSJ's Mathew Passy reports.
4m Oct 15, 2014
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Pitfalls Of 401K Loans
WSJ's Mathew Passy reports on reasons to avoid 401K Loans. Also, six ways to keep a roommate from ruining your credit.
6m Oct 15, 2014
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The Public Tunes Out Data Breaches
Warnings about cybersecurity are falling on disinterested ears and rising interest in adult tricycles. WSJ's Bill Fantini reports.
4m Oct 14, 2014
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Pitfalls of Credit Card Rewards Programs
High-end retailers expanding outlet plans and the pitfalls of credit card rewards programs. WSJ's Bill Fantini reports.
6m Oct 14, 2014
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How Private Are Your Online Photo Posts?
A look at extraordinary living spaces that happen to be business addresses, too - and - marketing companies could be using the pix you post online. WSJ's Bill Fantini reports.
4m Oct 13, 2014
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How Kids Can Get Hacked
WSJ's Bill Fantini reports on how personal loans become a good deal for some. Also, a look at how your kids can get hacked.
5m Oct 13, 2014
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College Grads In Non-Degree Jobs
Many recent college graduates are overqualified for the jobs they have taken - and - some things you find at discount-club retailers really are not a bargain. WSJ's Bill Fantini reports.
4m Oct 10, 2014
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Real Estate Inspections
WSJ's Bill Fantini reports on the seller's obligations when problems are found in a real estate inspection. Also, how friendly fraud can lead to medical identity theft.
5m Oct 10, 2014
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Save On Thanksgiving Travel
Tips for saving on your Thanksgiving trip. And what college admission offices won't say. WSJ's Mathew Passy reports.
4m Oct 09, 2014
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JP Morgan's Data Breach
WSJ's Mathew Passy reports on what JP Morgan Chase is and isn't saying about its data breach. Also, how mobile apps are failing to protect your privacy.
5m Oct 09, 2014
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Your Morning Cup of Joe Could Get More Expensive
What to consider before withdrawing funds from a retirement account and why coffee prices could go higher....again. WSJ's Mathew Passy reports.
4m Oct 08, 2014
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Why NBA Broadcast Deal Matters to You
WSJ's Mathew Passy on why the latest NBA broadcast deal could impact you and how to make it harder for ID thieves to target you.
5m Oct 08, 2014
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Best Buys for October
WSJ's Mathew Passy on how to help older relatives avoid fraud and the best deals to shop for in October.
5m Oct 07, 2014
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Negotiating No-No's
Lingering concerns about the labor market and what not to do when you are trying to get the best deals. WSJ's Mathew Passy reports.
4m Oct 07, 2014
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How Banks Are Responding to Data Breaches
WSJ's Hank Weisbecker explores whether online-personality traits will impact your ability to get a job and what banks are doing in light of new data breaches.
3m Oct 06, 2014
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Will Shipping Deals Pay This Holiday Season
Will the free shipping offers be worth it this holiday season and the benefits of hondling. WSJ's Hank Weisbecker reports.
4m Oct 06, 2014
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Why You Need to Read the Fine Print
What can happen if you don't read the fine print and the pros and cons of offering college financial aid to applicants with poor credit histories. Mathew Passy reports.
4m Oct 03, 2014
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Good Prospects for Hiring in the Fourth Quarter
What hiring could look like in the fourth quarter and what you should ask yourself before splurging on a purchase. Mathew Passy reports.
4m Oct 03, 2014
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Banking Difficulties for Americans Living Abroad
Why it's so difficult for Americans living abroad to manage their finances and evaluating whether or not you need that cable bill. WSJ's Mike Weinstein reports.
4m Oct 02, 2014
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Time To Review Your Spending Habits
WSJ's Mike Weinstein on why fewer Americans are tying the knot and why now is a great time to review your spending habits.
4m Oct 02, 2014
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Preparing for Medicare Open Enrollment
The open enrollment period for Medicare is coming and a surprising boost to the housing sector. Mike Weinstein has those stories.
3m Oct 01, 2014
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Keeping Your Records Current Under ObamaCare
The importance of maintaining financial records under the Affordable Care Act and how to put customer service reps to work for you. Mike Weinstein has details.
4m Oct 01, 2014
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Tough Talk About Your Finances
Why many Americans are reluctant to discuss their finances and raising and maintaining your credit rating. Mike Weinstein has details.
4m Sep 30, 2014
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Is a Roth IRA Right For You?
Experts give their view of the economy and does a Roth IRA make sense for you? Mike Weinstein has details.
3m Sep 30, 2014
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The Costs of Keeping Your Employees Healthy
Why it makes financial sense for bosses to keep their workers healthy and shielding the military from high interest debt. Hank Weisbecker has details.
4m Sep 29, 2014
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How Paying By Smartphone Can Affect Your Finances
The lowdown on how using tap-to-pay technology can affect your bottom line and help for those struggling to pay their mortgages. Hank Weisbecker has details.
4m Sep 29, 2014
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Many Employers Support Minimum Wage Hikes
You might be surprised by who wants to see the minimum wage raised and federal student loan defaults may be on the decline. Hank Weisbecker reports.
3m Sep 26, 2014
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Expenses That Can Take You By Surprise
The unforeseen expenses you should plan for and what's causing the skills gap in the US. Hank Weisbecker reports.
3m Sep 26, 2014
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Excuses that Work and Don't Work at the Office
Some excuses will go over better with your boss than others and how consumers feel about household electronics. Mathew Passy reports.
4m Sep 25, 2014
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Fraud From The Home Depot Data Breach Has Started
Financial institutions start to see fraud related to the Home Depot data breach and more companies may be looking to hire workers who already have jobs. Mathew Passy reports.
4m Sep 25, 2014
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Data Breach Warning Labels
Making sure that therapy appointment isn't a waste of money and how consumers could benefit from a data breach warning label. WSJ's Hank Weisbecker reports.
3m Sep 24, 2014
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Office Bullying Can Impact All
A look at the Fed's latest assessment of the economy and how office bullying can impact any and all workers. WSJ's Mathew Passy reports.
4m Sep 19, 2014
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Common Causes of Credit Report Problems
WSJ's Mathew Passy has a review of the new iPhones out today and some common causes of credit report mistakes.
5m Sep 19, 2014
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ALS Ice Bucket Has Downside
The downside of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge - and - How to maximize your time at work conferences. WSJ's Mathew Passy reports.
4m Sep 18, 2014
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Economic Malaise Persists
WSJ's Mathew Passy reports on new census data that reveal economic malaise still exists. Also, understanding retirement now can save you later.
4m Sep 18, 2014
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The Mistakes Investors Keep Making
What mistakes investors keep making and things Apple won't say. WSJ's Mathew Passy reports.
5m Sep 17, 2014
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Now Is a Good Time to Take That Loan
WSJ's Mathew Passy on why now is a great time to take out a loan if you have good credit and fraud surrounding work-from-home opportunities.
5m Sep 17, 2014
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Streamlining Your Portfolio
Tips for cleaning up your investment portfolio and the financial impact of being a caregiver. WSJ's Mathew Passy reports.
5m Sep 16, 2014
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Getting Approval to Moonlight
WSJ's Mathew Passy on ways you can get permission to moonlight from your current boss and financial tips for new homeowners.
5m Sep 16, 2014
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Medical Costs Getting Under Control
WSJ's Mathew Passy looks at how medical costs are starting to get under control and the rise of the super pantry.
4m Sep 15, 2014
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Why Leaked Celebrity Photos Can Hurt Your Credit
A recap of the latest WSJ Economists survey and how seeking out leaked celebrity photos can hurt your credit. WSJ's Mathew Passy reports.
4m Sep 15, 2014
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Acceptable Lies to Tell Children
WSJ's Mathew Passy looks at the times its OK to lie to children about money and workers may value the 401(k) but they aren't taking very good care of it.
3m Sep 12, 2014
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Best Places to Retire Overseas
A look at some of the best places to retire abroad and confusion about credit by Millennials. WSJ's Mathew Passy reports.
3m Sep 12, 2014
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Overrated Jobs
A look at the most overrated jobs and ways to protect elderly relatives from financial fraud. WSJ's Hank Weisbecker reports.
3m Sep 11, 2014
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Lying Could Help Prevent ID Theft
WSJ's Hank Weisbecker explores whether it's worth it to pay for a life coach and how lying could protect your identity.
3m Sep 11, 2014
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The Hiring Outlook Continues To Improve
An employment outlook shows sustained momentum in hiring plans and ways to get a better deal on a car. Mathew Passy reports.
4m Sep 10, 2014
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Preparing Your Finances For A Divorce
There are things you can do to financially prepare for a divorce and ID thieves can target older hospital patients. Mathew Passy reports.
4m Sep 10, 2014
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Tips for Finding a Mutual Fund
WSJ's Mike Weinstein explores what to keep in mind when shopping for a mutual fund and how to handle living on less in retirement.
2m Sep 09, 2014
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Medical Costs a Major Concern for Consumers
Medical costs weigh on consumers minds and why becoming a nun could help with student loan debt. WSJ's Mike Weinstein reports.
3m Sep 09, 2014
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The Struggles to Feed Your Family
Americans struggle to put food on the table and a job for those who don't mind hard work. Mathew Passy has those stories.
2m Sep 08, 2014
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