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The Fitch credit rating agency has warned that it is reviewing the U.S. government's AAA credit rating for a possible downgrade.
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In a history-making selection, President Barack Obama nominated Janet Yellen to be chairman of the Federal Reserve.
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Credit card companies are offering financial perks to lure you in. But should you take the bait?
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The credit score you pay to see is not necessarily the one that lenders use, according to Consumer Reports.
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The credit score you pay to see is not necessarily the one that lenders use, according to Consumer Reports.
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Consumer Specialist Ric Romero shows you why short sales are usually the best choice for struggling homeowners.
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Good news for people who are missing their Hostess treats. The treats could be back on store shelves as soon as July.
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Bank fees are a top consumer complaint. Now there are brand new fees to watch for beyond the typical charges.
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The three major credit reporting companies are teaming up. The new system could give you a higher rating.
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It's a lot tougher to get a credit card these days, especially if you're applying for your first.
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The large down payment to buy a house is one of the biggest obstacles for potential homeowners.
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With the warm summer months on the way, there's never been a better time to save money and lower your energy bill.
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A new federal agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, is policing some of the nation's largest collection agencies.
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A new federal agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, is policing some of the nation's largest collection agencies.
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Consumer Specialist Ric Romero shows us how to save hundreds, even thousands of dollars a year, by making simple changes.
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Consumer Specialist Ric Romero shows us how to save hundreds, even thousands of dollars a year, by making simple changes.
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A surprising number of people have overlooked some of the most basic financial precautions.
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Hostess Brands Inc. attained final approval for its wind-down plans in Bankruptcy court, setting the stage for new owners.
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A judge on Wednesday approved liquidation of Hostess after talks with the company's second largest union failed.
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During a bankruptcy hearing, a judge ordered Hostess Brands Inc. to go into mediation with its second largest union.
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During a bankruptcy hearing, a judge ordered Hostess Brands Inc. to go into mediation with its second largest union.
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In 2011, 450,000 American women filed for bankruptcy. This year, it's estimated that number will climb to 1 million.
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In 2011, 450,000 American women filed for bankruptcy. This year, it's estimated that number will climb to 1 million.
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Consumer Reports analyzed more than 50 credit cards, including ones for people struggling to pay off credit-card debt.
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A judge shot down a request from Central Valley farmers on Friday to halt work on California's high-speed rail project.
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Hostess Brands Inc., the maker of Twinkies, Ding Dongs and Wonder Bread, announced it is winding down operations.
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Hostess Brands Inc., the maker of Twinkies, Ding Dongs and Wonder Bread, announced it is winding down operations.
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Hostess Brands Inc., the maker of Twinkies, Ding Dongs and Wonder Bread, announced it is winding down operations.
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Hostess Brands Inc., the maker of Twinkies, Ding Dongs and Wonder Bread, announced it is winding down operations.
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Wall Street is set to reopen Wednesday after closing for superstorm Sandy, and it's expected to be a busy day.
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Wall Street is set to reopen Wednesday after closing for superstorm Sandy, and it's expected to be a busy day.
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Moody's Investors Service is considering downgrading dozens of California cities because of bankruptcy concerns.
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L.A. and surrounding communities were given a financial lift from the federal government to deal with security issues.
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Southern California homeowners who are underwater on their mortgage may get help through a bill proposed by Sen. Feinstein.
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Southern California homeowners who are underwater on their mortgage may get help through a bill proposed by Sen. Feinstein.
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A campaign to put controversial funding for a high-speed rail project on the ballot for a re-vote has been dropped.
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New technology is making it easier than ever for you to get to your money without a middleman.
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Councilmembers of the popular vacation town of Mammoth Lakes have voted Monday to file for bankruptcy.
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Chief Executive Magazine released its annual list of the worst states to do business. See where California ranks!
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The city of Stockton could become the nation's largest to file for bankruptcy. It was poised to make the move Tuesday.
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The city of Stockton could become the nation's largest to file for bankruptcy. It was poised to make the move Tuesday.
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Protests in Greece quickly became riots after lawmakers there approved harsh new austerity measures.
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Online pawnbrokers are a convenient way to get a short-term loan. But consumers should understand what they're getting into.
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Online pawnbrokers are a convenient way to get a short-term loan. But consumers should understand what they're getting into.
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Online pawnbrokers are a convenient way to get a short-term loan. But consumers should understand what they're getting into.
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Kodak filed for bankruptcy protection after failing to find a buyer for more than a thousand digital imaging patents.
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Hostess, maker of Twinkies and Wonder Bread, on Wednesday filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to deal with high labor costs.
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With a month away from the start of the season, the Lennox Little League has had a financial curveball thrown at them.
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With a month away from the start of the season, the Lennox Little League has had a financial curveball thrown at them.
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A new kind of credit report called CoreScore contains information that digs deeper than ever into your payment history.
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