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- Aug 20, 2026
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Students will soon be able to Venmo their college tuition — but it may not always be the smartest choice (opens the original)
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Venmo and PayPal will no longer just be the apps you use when you owe your friend gas money or make an online purchase. The brands just announced that college students and their families will now be able to use these payment platforms to make tuition payments at select universities. Bellarmine University, Butler University, Kansas State University, Michigan State University and Texas Tech University are some of the schools on board so far, and more are expected throughout the year. Jeff Bezos ba
Shoppers made 158 million chargeback disputes in 2025 as 'friendly fraud' surged 29% — and businesses pay the price (opens the original)
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In the age of online shopping, ghost-tapping and AI, consumers are more vulnerable to scams and fraud than ever. A report by the Consumer Federation of America (CFA) found that Americans lost around $148 billion to online scams and crimes in 2025. This is up nearly 26% from 2024, landing at around $1,009 per household. The CFA also found that social media platforms, specifically Facebook and Instagram, are the platforms most commonly associated with online scams. Jeff Bezos backs a platform that
A Michigan woman tapped to donate $50 at Walmart — scammers charged her $1,000 using 'ghost tapping' trick (opens the original)
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Lately it seems like phone scams are costing Americans large sums of money all the time. And now, mobile scams are finding their way into the streets in a sneaky way. On June 27, a 29-year-old woman was at a Walmart in a Detroit suburb when two young men who appeared to be high school students approached her and asked her for a donation to fund their travels to visit some colleges, The Detroit Free Press reported. She agreed to donate $50 per their suggestion and used a tap-to-pay contactless pa
TikToker Bradley on a Budget saved $500K by 33 on $40-a-week groceries and by sleeping on a free dorm mattress (opens the original)
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If you feel like you need to cut down on your spending and live a more frugal lifestyle, your first thought might be to cut out your weekly trip to the coffee shop or food delivery order. But TikToker Bradley On A Budget takes things several steps further. Bradley has amassed over 1 million followers on TikTok from sharing his extremely frugal lifestyle. Some of the recurring money-saving habits in his videos include eating mainly chicken and eggs for meals, unplugging the internet router when l
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