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Overdraft fees sting, so think of opting out

I’ve been noticing a lot of notice fatigue. By now, you may be a bit overwhelmed by correspondence from your bank or credit union about changes to your credit card account.

Condo prices in Boston neighborhoods, 2009

Got a Ted Williams or a Bob Gibson? Know the value of your baseball cards

The boxes of baseball cards you so carefully collected are invaluable for the memories they evoke. But do they have any real value?

All that glitters may not be cash

As the price of gold hovers near historic highs of more than $1,000 an ounce, consumers have faced a barrage of flashy billboards, glaring electronic signs, and high-octane television advertisements promising they can make a mint by trading in unwanted jewelry.

Free credit reports get easier to find

Beginning April 1, when you go online to view your federally mandated free annual credit reports, you’ll get exactly what you came for. We hope.

First-time homebuyers credit for purchases from a family member

I thought you were also excluded from the first-time homebuyer credit if you bought your house from a family member,…

First-timer’s Guide

Dear first-time home buyer, Lucky you.

Female authors offer up their perspective on managing personal finances

Except for the occasional special coin or the Martha Washington $1 silver certificate, I always wondered why the face of a woman isn’t part of US currency. Then I saw this quote from Ivy Baker Priest, a former US treasurer: “Why should we mind if men have their faces on the money, as long as we get our hands on …

IRS filing requirements for dependents

Regarding the IRS rule on when a dependent college student is required to file a federal tax return: Could you…

I’ve got a coupon for that

She’s made cashiers cringe. Stores open up registers especially for her.