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- Sep 30, 2026
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MoneyGram Isn't Just for Money Transfers: 4 Ways to Use It (opens the original)
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When I moved away from home for college, there were a few times when my parents sent me money through MoneyGram. College came with unexpected expenses, including a parking pass no one mentioned I'd need to get to class. This was before digital wallets made it easy to send money from your phone. Knowing they could get money to me quickly when I needed it gave both me and my parents some peace of mind. Getting money from one person to another is still at the heart of MoneyGram's business, but the
Skip the Crowds and High Prices: 5 Fall Trips Worth Taking (opens the original)
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I have my windows open and fresh air blowing through the house, and for the first time this year, I can officially say it smells like fall. This is my favorite time of year, and as someone who's pretty frugal, it's also one of my favorite times to travel. Shoulder season can be a sweet spot for a long weekend away. Summer crowds have started to thin, the holiday travel rush hasn't arrived and the season brings changing leaves, cooler temperatures, seasonal food and festivals worth planning a tri
Leaving Your Home to Your Children? Ask These Questions (opens the original)
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A home is one of the most valuable assets many parents will eventually leave behind. It may also carry decades of memories, making it a particularly personal inheritance. But passing down a house isn't always as simple as handing over the keys. Even a mortgage-free home comes with ongoing expenses, from property taxes and insurance to maintenance and repairs. And when multiple children inherit a property, questions about whether to keep, sell or live in the home can make matters even more compli
Equifax Agrees to $100 Million Settlement Over Credit Score Error: Are You Eligible for a Payment? (opens the original)
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Equifax has agreed to create a $100 million settlement fund over allegations that a coding error caused it to send inaccurate credit scores to lenders in 2022. Roughly 4 million people could be covered by the settlement. Claims aren't open yet. The proposed settlement still needs final court approval, with a hearing scheduled for January 22, 2027. If approved, eligible consumers will receive information about how to submit a claim for payment. Equifax has denied wrongdoing, and the settlement do
5 Costly Gaps Your Homeowners Insurance May Not Cover (opens the original)
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Homeowners insurance can provide valuable financial protection when the unexpected happens, but having a policy doesn't mean you're covered for every type of loss. Standard policies have limits and exclusions, and some risks require additional coverage. Unfortunately, homeowners may not realize they have a coverage gap until it's time to file a claim. And rebuilding a home isn't getting any cheaper. Prices for building materials used in residential construction, excluding energy, rose 3.7% year
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