 | | Weekly newsletter: Feb. 6, 2014
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Before you write a check to the IRS for forgiven debt, see if you qualify for one of these six exceptions to owing Uncle Sam on that debt you didn't have to pay ... More
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You could book your own frequent flier ticket, but a "professional award booker" promises to find better free flights for fewer points -- for a fee ... More
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Take a page from the nutritional world and go hard-core after the parts of your financial life you want to change with these five habit-breakers ... More
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| | | If you have great credit, 0 percent offers are there for the taking, but a drawer full of paid-off cards may have credit consequences ... More
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A mom and her kids went into hiding to escape an abusive husband, but stopped making car payments. What comes next? ... More
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Interest accumulates like a ticking bomb on deferred-interest deals, exploding into huge charges if you don't pay the balance in time ... More
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| You'd never mistake Luis Flores for Ashton Kutcher. Mila Kunis never drops by, much less the paparazzi. But that didn't stop him from staging his own "Two and a Half Men" celebrity takeover last May ... More
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A historic glut of cash in the economy is about to force changes in the way the Federal Reserve controls short-term interest rates -- including the variable APRs on credit card balances ... More
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