A single mom who says she was forced to accept a fee-heavy 'payroll card' instead of a check or direct deposit is taking a McDonald's franchise to court.
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An actress says hers was closed suddenly, and an executive has filed suit, alleging that fair lending laws have been violated.
Maybe, maybe not. It all depends on how engaged you are with your finances.
April is Financial Literacy Month. How much do your kids know about dough?
Skimming's on the rise, so ATM users should know the warning signs.
Regrets? We've had a few, according to a new survey. But financial goofs can usually be fixed -- or prevented.
Lots of businesses, offices and schools ask you to provide a Social Security number when they don't need it. Handing it over could expose you to identity theft.
The FTC received more than 2 million complaints last year, a new report says. Once again, identity theft topped the list.
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