What To Do If Your Employer Doesn't Pay You
While your first step to resolving a payment issue with your employer is to visit HR or payroll, sometimes you may need to take your complaint a step further.
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Stories By Mary White
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Can You Borrow Money From Chime?
Chime is a banking app, but Chime isn't a bank. It's a fintech company that partners with banks. Among its services is SpotMe. Here's how it works.
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Things That Used To Be Free But Now Cost Money
Life is more expensive than ever these days, and that means you often have to pay for certain things that used to cost you nothing.
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How Much Does An Investment Banker Make?
Though both are called bankers, an investment banker's job is quite different from that of a personal banker; their compensation is very different, too.
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Is The AMC Stubs A-List Subscription Really Worth The Price?
An AMC Stubs A-List subscription allows you to watch movies on the big screen at a discount. Whether or not it's a value will depend on your viewing habits.
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Ways To Stop Receiving Credit Card Junk Mail
Getting nonstop credit card offers is all too common, especially when credit scores are on the rise. Here's how to get them to stop ... or at least, to lessen.
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5 Key Things To Know Before Applying For A Student Credit Card
Consumers often get their first credit card in their name in college. Before you do, though, be aware of what it means to have (and use) a card of your own.
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Here's How Long You Should Hold Onto Your Credit Card Statements
If you haven't yet gone paperless, then you likely have credit card statements around the home. Can you toss them? Before you do, be sure you won't need them.
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Are Home Equity Loans Tax-Deductible?
If you take out a home equity loan, can you deduct the interest? There are two factors that will determine whether or not you can, as well as if you'll want to.
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How Much Should You Spend On A Wedding Present?
The bridal registry dates back to 1924 (and Marshall Field's). Registries make choosing a good gift simpler, but you still need to decide how much to spend.
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11 Small Appliances That Will Help Slash Your Power Bill
Running large applainces non-stop in your home can drive your utility bills through the roof, so try these smaller appliances instead.
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What Is Revenge Spending And How Do You Avoid It?
Revenge spending, which made news following the pandemic shutdowns, slowed in 2023, but this type of spending also happens daily on a more individual level.
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5 Things To Do Before You Dispute A Credit Card Charge
If you find a mysterious charge on your statement, a natural reaction would be to dispute it with the issuer. Before you do so, though, first do some sleuthing.
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Garbage Collectors Make More Than You Realize
Per BLS, there are over 132,000 refuse and recyclable material collectors in the country. Here's a look at how much these essential workers make on average.
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12 Sneaky Ways Hotels Trick You Into Spending Money
These tips will help you be more diligent the next time you book a hotel room, because what you see listed online may not include everything.
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Tips That Can Get You A Smoking Deal On A Hotel Room
Finding the best deal on a hotel room comes down to timing, doing thorough research, and occasionally, being willing to hop on the phone.
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These Kitchen Habits Are Running Up Your Power Bill
By employing these quick and simple kitchen hacks, you can take full advantage of home cooking without worry of overpaying for energy.
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Where You Can Get The Best Discounts If You're A Senior
Senior discounts abound across the United States, with programs often offering perks for customers as youthful as 55 years of age.
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13 Warning Signs Of Financial Infidelity You Shouldn't Ignore
Financial infidelity can be as harmful to a relationship as other forms of dishonesty, which makes transparency around money quite important.
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The Hidden Costs Of Pet Ownership
Owning a pet can be an incredibly rewarding experience that also provides a home for your furry friend, but there are expenses to take note of.
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Simple Tricks To Lower Your Utility Bills In The Winter
Colder months tend to drive up utility bills, but there are several simple hacks you can employ to minimize the impact on your wallet.
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Tips And Tricks To Save Money On Your Electric Bill
With energy costs rising across the United States, these simple-to-apply techniques can help you maintain control of your energy bill.
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Warning Signs You're Probably Terrible With Money
Bad financial habits can impact every aspect of your life, including mental and physical health, but these traits can be turned around.
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13 Major Money Red Flags To Look Out For In A Partner
Money is definitely a topic for any couple, and there are a number of red flags to watch for that could prove deal-breakers when it comes to the long term.
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12 Things To Avoid Doing Or Saying When You're Negotiating A Raise
Asking for a raise can be an anxiety-inducing experience, but no matter how nervous you are, don't fall into the trap of these cheap tricks.
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17 Sneaky Ways Grocery Stores Trick You Into Spending Money
Grocery stores are convenient places to buy just about everything you need for your household, but if you aren't careful, it's easy to overspend.
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How To Talk To Your Boss About Getting A Raise
Asking for a raise can be an anxiety-provoking experience, but with proper preparation, you'll have a higher chance of it ending in success.
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