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Start With These Steps to Improve Finances in 2012

12:00 pm, December 30, 2011

Want to break the cycle of broken New Year's resolutions? The professionals say you've got to get automated, get educated, and get over the fear of making changes.
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Recalls: What Do You Have to Worry About Buying in 2012?

5:00 pm, December 29, 2011

ConsumerBell CEO Ellie Cachette talks about the trends consumers could see in the new year.

 

Companies Rate Consumers With New Scores

1:02 pm, December 29, 2011

In much the same way that credit scores predict how likely you are to pay your bills, a new generation of scores now rate the likelihood that you'll take your medications ...

 

Americans Are Getting Optimistic About the Economy, Survey Finds

3:01 pm, December 16, 2011

A new report from Citibank suggests that American consumers are starting to feel chipper about the future of the U.S. economy.

 

4 Reasons to Feel Better About the Economy

2:00 pm, December 15, 2011

Don a pair of rose-colored glasses for a dose of end-of-the-year economic optimism.

 

Report Suggests No Double-Dip Recession in 2012

4:24 pm, December 07, 2011

The UCLA Anderson Forecast for the fourth quarter says the economy is still mired in a “slump,” but a double-dip recession is unlikely.

 

Looking at the Wal-Mart of the Future

1:00 pm, December 06, 2011

Big Box stores are evolving to keep pace with customer demands, competition and new technology.

 

Chase Rolls Out Card With Chip Technology

11:27 am, November 21, 2011

Chase is rolling out a credit card embedded with a "smart" chip technology that reduces fraud and is widely used outside the United States.

 

What New Homes Will Look Like in 2015

4:00 pm, October 06, 2011

Rather than space-age technology, the biggest thing that is expected to change in future single-family homes is the size.

 

Are Mobile Payments the Post Office's Downfall?

2:30 pm, September 12, 2011

The U.S. Postal Service is facing default and possibly disintegration, and mobile payments seem poised to pick up the slack.