New Dominion Bank has been steadily moving up in many of our rankings of the best CD rates over the past couple of weeks.
Although the small North Carolina bank hasn’t been able to claim a spot on our CD Rates Leaderboard, it now has the second-best deal on 36-month CDs.
New Dominion, which has a couple [...]

Do you want healthy produce without spending a lot of money? Read these tips.
Good produce should be part of a healthy eating plan. But the problem with produce is that it can be expensive if you aren't careful. Prices on produce has been going up steadily in the past few years.

I’ve been starting to school shop for my oldest boy who will be starting kindergarten this fall.  I’ve always shopped the back-to-school sales for crayons, glue, scissors, markers and paper, but this year is the first year that I’ve had to shop with a specific list for a teacher.
One of the things that’s been frustrating is finding that the smaller packages of crayons that his teacher wants costs double what a larger box would cost.  I get that buying in bulk is cheaper, but…

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Have you considered converting funds from your Traditional IRA into a Roth IRA? If you’re a regular reader, you’re like aware that the income limits for Roth IRA conversions went away this year. What I haven’t talked about as much are the tax consequences of such conversions.

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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has reached a settlement with Citigroup Inc., in which Citigroup will pay $75 million to settle regulatory charges related to subprime mortgage-lending. Although the SEC will not charge Citigroup with fraud, the institution will be charged with material omission of disclosure requirements.
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