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What Did You Buy on Cyber Monday?
Today was all about deals, deals, deals, all in the comfort of your own pajamas. (Personally, I think I shop best in my pajamas.) So, what did you buy? I did a bit of online shopping on Thanksgiving, so I only wound up… -
The 12 Cyberscams of Christmas
Redhairedgrrl@xanga sent us a list of the twelve online scams of Christmas, as outlined by McAfee, the makers of the popular anti-virus software. Here is the list: 1. Charity Scams Scammers often exploit the genero… -
When Do You Leave a Bad Tip? (My Response)
Dollarish featured a post about tipping. Tipping is something that always seems to get to me. So, I thought I would talk about it. The post talked about reasons for leaving a poor tip: lousy service, expensive food, no… -
Cyber Monday Deals
Image Source That's right folks, if you missed out on Black Friday, today is the day to make it up with Cyber Monday. Cyber Monday is like Black Friday, but for online retailers! Here is today's HUGE list of deals:Clot… -
The 5 Worst Traits of Coworkers
This post comes from our friends at mancouch... In my last post I wrote that I would outline the top five criteria for punching a coworker; then I realized I am not a violent person. The only time I can advocate any so… -
Do Multinational Coroporations Have Souls?
I hope they won't fire the guy. I really hope they won't. He didn't mean it. Tonight, while me, my mom and my aunt took off for Wal-mart, my uncle stayed in the car for a short nap when he heard a loud thud from behind… -
10 Benefits to Mutual Funds
Speaking of stocks, Pcgecko85@xanga recommended mutual funds as easy, hands-free investments for buyers new to stocks. Mutual funds are groups of multiple stocks controlled by a fund manager, and investors see gains a… -
CafeGive: Turn Shopping Into Charity
One of our readers commented on CafeGive.com, a neat website that lets you donate money to charity as you shop. It works in two ways: You can visit their selection of retailers, which includes a lot of favorites like i… -
When Do You Leave a Bad Tip?
We recently covered holiday tipping, but what about regular old restaurant tipping? I think I'm generally pretty fair, and I try to give 15 to 20 percent with every meal, but I think everyone has their breaking point,… -
Advice: How Do I Get into Stocks?
From one of our readers: I finally have some extra cash to my name—besides my savings—and I'd like to put some of it into stocks and mutual funds. There's only one problem: I don't know anything about stocks or mutua… -
The Best Sites for Bargain Hunting
Every once in a while, we like to post about new sites and services featuring information on sales, coupons, bargains, etc. But we thought it was about time to compile all of that information into one master list. Bookm… -
University of California Tuition Hike: Robin Hood to the Rescue?
The New York Times' Room for Debate blog has an interesting post about the current dilemma facing the University of California system of schools. UC colleges are suffering a $1 billion deficit, only partially allevia… -
Dollarish Digest: Leftovers
It's time to pull up a plate of reheated turkey and check out our top five most popular posts of the week, in case you missed them: I Can't Get a Job, Because I've Never Had a Job, on the Catch 22-type gap between nee… -
Sweet Deals: Threadless & Urban Outfitters
I was browsing the Internet today and found some sweet deals from two of my favorite stores, Threadless and Urban Outfitters: Threadless is slashing the prices of all of their t-shirts to $9 until 11:59 p.m. tonight. T… -
Latisse: Grow Darker, Longer, More Terrifying Lashes
Commercials for Latisse—that new prescription drug that can give patients longer, darker lashes—have been freaking me out for months, and it's good to know I'm not alone. Consumer Reports Health Blog wrote up a post a… -
A Discussion on... Death
With that title, you just couldn't help but keep reading, right? Death is that taboo topic no one likes to talk about. It is a far cry from proper dinner table conversation, terrible for cocktail party chit-chat, and… -
Black Friday or Cyber Monday — When Should You Shop?
By conventional wisdom, the most stupendous shopping bargains of the year are on the Friday after Thanksgiving. In the retail equivalent of the nuclear arms race to be first for your dollars, Macy’s starts its post-Tha… -
Send Us Your Black Friday Stories!
Mmm, turkey... but tomorrow there is no rest for the weary. It's Black Friday, the deal-finding, doorbusting shopathon to end all shopathons. And Dollarish wants to hear all about it—whether you spend the day wading… -
Bargain Hunting — Woot.com Begets Deals.Woot
Woot.com, a geek-friendly site that showcases a new discounted gadget each day, recently debuted its new bargain hunting service, Deals.Woot. The new site is very community oriented, allowing users to post deals and v… -
Happy Thanksgiving from Dollarish!
In the spirit of the holiday, we'd like to thank all of our readers for a great November, especially those that contribute to the site through submissions and comments. We want Dollarish to cover the financial issues… -
Celebs in Debt: Say It Ain't So, Nicolas Cage
Nicolas Cage has achieved cedebrity status as of late, as reports come in that the star owes over $6 million in unpaid taxes, as well as an unspecified amount of personal debt from years of lavish spending. People de… -
Stores that offer price matching on Black Friday
Image Source For all those last minute Black Friday planners, here a major list of retailers that offer price matching on Friday, and those who don't, via dealnews.com. -
Job References: Useless But Necessary
A while ago, we covered Nicholas Carroll's guide to downgrading your resume, which contains advice on how to downplay your career achievements when looking for a job a rung or two below on the corporate ladder. Among… -
On Status Symbols: To BMW or Not To BMW
Here's a hypothetical question: Say somebody walks up to you today and hands you the keys to a brand new BMW. Would you take the car? I wouldn't. (I mean, okay, it's possible I would take it, sell it, and then go on… -
Consumer Spending on the Rise
Finally, some good news. The Daily Beast turned us on to a new report from Bloomberg charting a recent increase in consumer spending. October saw a 0.7 percent rise in spending, which exceeded expert predictions (at 0… -
Seeing Stimulus Dollars at Work
I visited a friend in Pennsylvania last week, and the trip afforded me a chance to see Obama's $787 billion stimulus in action. My friend is an entry-level civil engineer in eastern PA—the people who design and redesi… -
What Are Your Financial Pet Peeves?
Whether we're talking personal finance, big business, retail, or hospitality, there is much to be annoyed about in the world of money. Here are my top financial grievances: Restaurants that charge for refills. Gr… -
Confessions: The Secrets of a Bank Teller, Part Three — Lets Talk Loans
At this point in my life, the odds of me having $10,000 lying around with which to buy a new car are about as slim as me having $100,000 lying around to buy a new house. So, loans are pretty much inevitable if I want t… -
Contest Watch: FOSSIL's Photo Giveaway
We just stumbled upon FOSSIL's "I wish for..." photo contest, where entrants submit pictures of their number one holiday wishes, each in the hopes of winning one of three prize bundles worth hundreds of dollars. You… -
Splitting the Difference — On Dollars and Dating
There's an age-old debate that pops up every once in a while—on a date, who should pay? I know people—women and men—who insist its the man's job to foot the bill, and then I've met some girls who actually get offended… -
Apple Story: An Ode to Customer Service
On the Justin Long to John Hodgman continuum, I'm very much a Mac, but I must admit that several PC's have been catching my eye as of late. Basically, I like small things, and right now Dell and Sony—among other brand… -
Holiday Tipping: Who, How Much, and Why?
Americans have been cutting back on their expenses, and holiday tipping is no exception. Holiday tipping—yearly bonuses that people give to their hairdressers, personal trainers, and such—went down in 2008, and experts… -
What I Bought: Investing in Better Makeup
I went to Sephora over the weekend for the first time in approximately one million years—and, maybe it was my breakfast Chinese leftovers coursing through my veins, but I decided to buy stuff. I don't know that much a… -
Sweet Deals for Pre-Holiday Shopping
The Bargainist is another one of our favorite sites to keep track of sales from all kinds of retailers. The site provides a constantly updated stream of deals, including several larger articles, like its list of Blac… -
Should Parents Pay for College?
Our recent Ten Ways to Pay for College post got a lot of thought-provoking comments, many of which concerned whether or not parents should pay for their children's college education. I'll start of my re-posting some o… -
Money Gifts: Cash vs. Cards
The Wall Street Journal had an interesting article singing the praises of cash over gift cards. Let's look at the benefits of cash: You can use it for anything you want, even non-gift type things like groceries and… -
Condoms — Buy In Bulk!
So recently I've been itching to do a sort of "charitable" (but not really), and sort of science-y project at my college. I wanted to buy like a thousand condoms and place them strategically around campus in containers… -
The 15 Most Popular Job Sites
Image Source It has been a long time since anyone has used the newspaper classifieds. Forbes gives us a list of the 15 most popular job websites from April 2009. -
Jobs We Want: Animal Photographer
Water coolers, cubicles—that's all fine—but sometimes we like to dream about those wonderful jobs that don't even seem like jobs, like photographing animals. Pictured here with dogs, photographer Sharon Montrose has… -
Cut Back In Expenses And Have Your Kids Eat For Free
In October, Boston Market introduced to customers a promotion where 2 kids eat for free, however, Boston Market isn't the only one offering free meals for kids. Kidseatfor.com gives you a list of restaurants in your a… -
Agreement: Turning Fights into Cash
My boyfriend and I have been having a lot of petty fights since I had to leave to come back to Canada three weeks ago. (I'm sure a few of you read that apology letter I wrote to him not too long ago... That was one of… -
Dirty Secrets Of Black Friday 'Doorbusters'
Doomsday is almost here, aka Black Friday, but really, it is really worth going? CNN reports the secrets retailers do to make you sit in the cold weather with 100k people to get that special present: Limited quantitie… -
Knockoffs: "Why Would Anyone Pay More For This?"
Whether it's changing that Coach C to a G or making a Payless version of a pair of Steve Madden pumps, people are always making knockoffs. And sometimes I'm completely satisfied with my less-than-authentic purchases. Ot… -
Dollarish Digest: T Minus 7 Days to Black Friday
It's Friday! Which means, more significantly, that Black Friday is only a week away. And, if we can manage to find time between tryptophan and football, we're going to spend it preparing—that means itineraries, shopp… -
Credit Unions: A Main Street Investment
I was reading another article by Nicholas Carroll (who taught us how to downgrade our resumes), and he mentioned credit unions, something I know very little about. But here goes: Credit unions are not-for-profit inst… -
Online Vendors Make $792 Million on Scam
Image Source Dan@xanga clued us in on a horrible online scam that occurs on the checkout pages of some suprisingly legit websites. Priceline, Fandango, Pizza Hut, Victoria's Secret, you name it—the scam involves 88 w… -
Let These College Dropouts Help You Pick a College
Image Source The New York Times' "You're The Boss" blog had an inspiring post about two former undergrads who dropped out to pursue their start-up website, MyFit.com, a service which—ironically—helps high school stud… -
Saving Money Online
Image Source The Associated Press recently released an article full of advice on holiday shopping, and many of the items dealt with frugal-friendly resources available online. My favorite is RetailMeNot.com, a we… -
I Can't Get a Job, Because I've Never Had a Job
Image Source I've never really had a job. I've been an intern, camp counselor, teaching assistant, and grader, but it's all been very seasonal, very temporary. I've never worked anywhere real, like a restaurant, clo… -
Tweets-to-Riches: Don't Count On It
Image Source Gawker posted a while ago about how CBS is going to adapt the "Sh*t My Dad Says" Twitter account into a sitcom. The author is a 29-year-old guy living with his 73-year-old father, a man full of comments… -
Office Romances: Either Really Good or Really Bad
Image Source CNN reported yesterday on a new survey about relationships among coworkers. After polling 8,000 people, CareerBuilder found that 40 percent of responders had engaged in an office romance, and 31 percent… -
Errors Abound on Recovery.gov
Image Source So Recovery.gov, a government website created to track the progress of the Recovery Act—and, ahem, its $787 billion—is riddled with errors, which can be chalked up to sloppiness, ignorance, or super-secre… -
Unemployment Trends over the Past 60 Years
Dan@xanga sent us a link to a cool infographic looking at American unemployment by decade over the past sixty years. The author, a member of Generation Y (the millennial generation), said he wanted to compare unemploym… -
The Best Credit Cards For The Holidays
From our friends over at Billshrink.com... Image Source With the holidays just around the corner, many people are making their lists and checking them twice. One list that should not be neglected this shopping seas… -
How To Get Free Books
So as a recent college graduate, I have accumulated a massive amount of college textbooks. They are the unfortunate ones that got rejected when I tried to buy them back to my university, so now they're piled up collectin… -
Music vs. The Internet (The Internet Is Winning)
Image Source Wired has a neat article about the Internet and the music industry, and the title pretty much says it all: "Music: Too Expensive to Be Free, Too Free to Be Expensive." Basically, free services like imeem… -
Savvyish? Submit to Dollarish!
Image Source We've been getting a lot of great posts and article suggestions from our readers, and we're always looking for more. Some hot topics this week include: College. Who should go, how to pay for it, and th… -
Sarah's Banking Adventures: Part I
Image Source I need a new bank. Sometime around 2006, I signed up for a checking account with PNC when I was going to school in Pittsburgh. Now, in Pittsburgh, there are PNC's on every corner—there was even a PNC AT… -
Advice: How Do I Negotiate a Salary?
Image Source This question comes from one of our readers: I was recently offered a position at a company, and I'm having trouble negotiating a starting salary. If I ask for too much, I might make a bad impression on… -
NYC Community Colleges: Application Overload
Image Source The New York Times had a troubling article last week about how the city's community colleges are overloaded with applications, so much so that all but one school had to turn away students for the first t… -
SNL Talks Penny Pinching
Our friends over at Healthicker sent us this clip of Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update, where a guest panelist gives some funny tips on how to save money. (I might look into the fake-tanning tip though, I've been lo… -
How Much Would You Pay for a Gym Membership?
source With economic times getting tighter and tighter, more and more people are finding it hard to pay for their gym membership, and many people are putting that as a non-priority on their list of bills. Times may be t… -
Debit Card Don'ts For The Holidays
Image Source Everywhere you turn these days, you hear warnings about proper credit card use. With the holidays right around the corner, these warnings are becoming even more frequent. One commonly suggested alternative… -
EU Announces Exit From Recession
On November 14th, the European Union has announced that they're finally out of the recession hole. According to Eurostat, a the statistical office of the European communities reported that EU's GDP has increased by 0.4%… -
Hotels Make Desperate Offers
More and more hotel rooms have becoming more vacant due to people vacationing less to save. An article from MSN has reported the revenue from hotels has been at it's lowest in 22 years. -
Best and Worst Gas Prices
Guest Post from: BillShrink Guy Planning on traveling for the holidays? In the U.S., where you go will affect how expensive a trip by car may be. Here’s a look at where you’ll pay the most for a g… -
50 Ways to Never Waste Food Again
If you're like me, I hate wasting food. The people at Planet Green lists 50 ways to use up all the food so you don't waste it ever again! Using Up Vegetables 1. Leftover mashed potatoes can be used in the morning by… -
20 Tips to Help Stay Within Your Holiday Budget
From our friends over at Billshrink.com, check out this incredibly thorough list of tips to keep us from breaking the bank this holiday season. For the original post, click here. We admit it: much advice about holiday s… -
You Might Be a Bad Coworker If...
Image Source U.S. News & World Report published a funny list of the top five attributes that make up a bad coworker. Read on: You delegate... late. Whether you're a boss or just another cubicler, nobody likes to… -
Experts Discuss the College Question
Image Source The New York Time's college blog called The Choice linked to an interesting feature in The Chronicle of Higher Education called "Are Too Many Students Going to College?" For the article, editors of the C… -
The Cost of Gold Hits a Record High
Yesterday, the price of gold soared to $1,123 per ounce. Experts said the increase was contributed by the weak dollar and a strong liquid assets. Many people have been buying the metal with stronger currencies, mak… -
Phone Wars: AT&T Sues Verizon
I love clever advertising, so I've been really enjoying Verizon's "There's a map for that" commercials, which poke fun at Apple's "There's an app for that" ads for the iPhone, along with AT&T's spotty 3G coverage.… -
Fed Regulates Overdraft Protection
Image Source It's time for a ticker tape parade! The Federal Reserve initiated some much-needed policies protecting consumers from bank overdraft fees today, as reported in The Los Angeles Times. Effective July 1, 2… -
Stress/Vice Round-up: Cigarettes & Chocolate
Image Source / Image Source For the first time in 14 years, the percentage of smokers in the U.S. increased from 2007 to 2008. The increase was small—the current number is slightly less than 21 percent of Americans… -
Ten Ways to Pay for College
Image Source The U.S. News & World Report published a list today of ten ways students can raise money for college. The list: Money from Relatives: Grandparents, aunts, uncles, everything—they're all often willin… -
Funemployment: The Downside to Severance
Image Source Maybe you've seen the movie The Full Monty, where one character, recently laid off, continues to leave his house in his work clothes so that his wife doesn't know he's out of work. He also buys her a tan… -
New Life for Old Gadgets
Image Source I recently moved to New York, which means my apartment has room for about 25 percent of the stuff I need, and everything qualifies as essential. But whenever I go home to my Dad's house, I'm struck by th… -
Stop Re-releasing Albums!
Image Source Sometimes, I wonder if the major music industry enjoys jerking our hard-earned cash from our pockets or if they are simple or slow, when it comes to the power of music industry economics. By this, I mea… -
Store Theft Cost: $435 Per Family
Image Source Last year, U.S. merchants suffered an almost 9% increase in store theft, passed on to consumers in higher prices. Crimes such as shoplifting ($15 billion), employee theft ($18.7 billion), and supply cha… -
What Do Porsches And Crocs Have In Common?
Porsche Cayman While few people would mix up a Porsche and Croc shoe, word this week is that Porsche has sued Crocs, in Germany, for infringing upon one of their trademarks. You see, there's a Porsche model called the… -
Middle-Class Soccer Moms: The New Class of Shoplifters?
A report out of the UK indicates that "Keeping Up with the Joneses" has risen to a whole new level. According to this article, shoplifting in Britain has risen 20% since last year. Within those statistics are specialt… -
Black Friday Approaches...
As the displays in stores these days are quick to remind us, the holidays are rapidly approaching. And they bring with the a huge part of the season for shoppers: Black Friday.Most bargain shoppers are very familiar w… -
Abortions Keep Planned Parenthood Afloat
Image Source TheTheologiansCafe@xanga had a very thought-provoking post on Tuesday about Planned Parenthood and abortion. Several news sources (mostly conservative) have reported on a former Planned Parenthood clini… -
Auto Wraps: Get Paid to Drive
Image SourceThoughmomma@xanga sent us a cool article on AOL about how some advertisers are willing to pay everyday people to "wrap" their cars in promotional material. You can make $300 to $900 a month driving around wit… -
New Jersey's Financial Emergency
Image Source Chris Christie, the governor-elect of New Jersey who will take office in January 2010, is considering declaring a financial emergency in his state, according to NorthJersey.com. This would invoke the Dis… -
Wal-Mart, Congress, and the Swine Flu
Image Source Paul_Partisan@xanga had an interesting post last week about Wal-Mart's sick leave policies—in particular, how they are affecting employees who become ill with the swine flu, or have to take care of a unw… -
From Inside A Call Center...
I used to work at Teleperformance, a call center, which when I was there had over 700 people on 1st 2nd and 3rd shift, 3rd shift was for internet and video calls. We took inbound calls for our principle client Cox Com… -
11 Ways Wireless Providers Screw You Over
From our friends over at the Billshrink.com Blog, check out this enlightening post about the different ways wireless phone providers can cause you problems. Check out the original post here: http://www.billshrink.com/blo… -
Comparing Supermarket Prices in Different Countries
On holiday even if we are going all inclusive we been doing this for the last few years, there are a few items we still buy, mineral water, soda/pop, and chocolate.We do this by going to the same type of supermarket a… -
What's In The House Health Care Bill?
H.R. 3962, called the "Affordable Health Care for America Act," was passed by the House by a 220 to 215 vote on November 8, 2009. People with employer-provided health insurance should not see major changes. The legisl… -
Save Money On Your Heating Bill!
Here are somethings I have read about how to save money on the heating bill in winter. Do you use any of them or have any to add? Minimize your use of ventilation fans such as bathroom fans and kitchen hood fans in… -
SIGG Water Bottle Company is giving $50,000 away... in Returns.
Aluminum bottles become popular when word got out that plastic bottles contained bisphenol-A (BPA), which was linked to hormone changes in the body. After claiming how much safer aluminum bottles were safer, the compa… -
On Day Jobs and Dreams
Image Source This is going to be another one of those posts where Sarah rants about college and life. Be forewarned. So, I've wanted to be a writer since ninth grade English and The Catcher in the Rye, when I met an… -
Yankees and The Business of Baseball
Image Source Gentemann@xanga wrote up an interesting post about the Yankees' revenue this season—how the team turned a profit despite having, by far, the largest payroll in the league at $201 million. And, since the… -
Let's Get Some Shoes
Image Source The New York Times published an article yesterday about how shoe sales are up in spite of the recession. Sales in September and October increased, respectively, 7.8 and 7.9 percent over the same periods… -
Priciest College Dorms
Image Source We've already covered the country's most expensive colleges, but CampusGrotto recently published a list of the priciest college dorms. The top five most expensive are: The New School's Eugene Lang Coll… -
Dream Jobs Alert: Top Companies with a Record of Absolutely ZERO Layoffs!
During times of economic hardship, many companies seek to curb losses by reducing staff. However, there are a select few that have stuck with their employees and sought other ways to contain costs. In a recession indu… -
The Things People Spend Money On: Local Boarding Schools
Image Source I had to pay close attention to my gag reflex while reading this article in The Washington Post, about a growing trend among D.C. parents to board their children at private D.C. high schools. Yes, to sav… -
Are You Better Off Than Your Parents?
Image Source Ah—the American Dream! Anyone can start from humble beginnings and achieve great wealth, or at least reach the middle class. Each generation will do better than their parents: higher income, more educat… -
Mickey Mouse Gets a Makeover
Image Source/Image Source America's favorite mouse may soon be getting his rat on. After years of the same old white-gloved cheeriness, Disney is revamping its mousy mascot to be, well, interesting. According to… -
Gov. Extends First-Time Buyer Tax Credit
Image Source Yesterday, the Senate voted 98 to 0 to renew the government tax credit for new homeowners, which was set to expire at the end of the month. Like before, first-time buyers will receive a $8,000 refund, a… -
Follow Dollarish on Facebook and Twitter!
Image Source Now you can get your financial fix in more places than ever before—Dollarish has set up shop on both Facebook and Twitter. Become a fan of our Facebook page to see a news feed of our posts and participat… -
Ikea: Mission Impossible?
Since my boyfriend (and all his stuff!) has shown up at my one-bedroom apartment, we've been in desperate need of more storage for all of his cables, games, guitars. While I have a great walk-in closet in the bedroom,… -
How Countries Spend Their Money
I found an interesting chart of how different countries spend their money in the categories of military, heath, and education. You can look at a clearer chart here. What really surprised me the most was that, the U… -
Study Shows "Do it Yourself" Investing Beats Using a Financial Adviser
Long time readers know my investment philosophy subscribes to the old axiom- "If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself." At the end of the day, the person who has the most to gain or lose from yo… -
Calling All New Yorkers: Earn $10K from Charmin
Image Source Speaking of toilet paper, Charmin is holding auditions in for toilet paper "ambassadors"—perky folks who hang out in the brand's Times Square bathrooms and both greet toiler-goers and blog about it later… -
FreeCreditReport.com Is Not So Free
This post comes from our friend J. Nicholson, who blogs about financial issues at Your Financial World and Very Cheap Car Insurance. Image Source If you have been watching television recently you have no doubt come ac… -
Cute or Crazy?
Image Source Before their April nuptials, Heidi Montag gifted now-husband Spencer Pratt with a classic 1968 Chevrolet Camaro, while the groom showered his bride with $250,000 worth of Neil Lane jewelry. MyRegistry.com… -
What Would You Do To Fit In At Work?
Image Source A friend of mine just started her first post-college job at a small company, and her boss and all of her coworkers are very excited about a certain upcoming vampire movie... ugh. (I mean, it's fine, I co… -
Office Romance? (Probably) Not at ESPN
Image Source As long as there have been offices, there have been office romances. These range from tawdry boss-secretary affairs to fellow cubicle-ites holding hands in the break room. And given that spectrum, is dat… -
Introverts in the Workplace
Image Source A former Wall Streeter and introvert wrote an interesting article in The New York Times about how hectic meetings and not-so-private cubicles can make it hard for shy employees to succeed in the workplac… -
Five Health Care Myths
Image Source Redhairedgrrl@xanga referred us to an informative article in The Washington Post listing the top five myths about health care among countries with universal coverage. The writer points out that, although… -
Anatomy of a Cell Phone Bill
From our friends at the Billshrink.com blog, check out this post that breaks own just what you're paying for in that cellphone bill... What are you paying for? We broke down all the fees and charges on a typical cell… -
Creative or "Crazy" Advertising?
The city of Louisiville has created some unusual ad campaigns to attract new blood: Louisville vs Los Angeles, CA -
Bank Failures Reach The Home Town
The FDIC seized nine more troubled banks Friday, one of which was San Diego National Bank in my hometown. This is the San Diego National Bank Logo:
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