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Watch for these new bank fees in 2012
John Matarese warns about the new bank fees you may see in the next few months.
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How to save money on cell phone bills
The phone companies’ recent pledge to warn consumers when they’re about to exceed their usage plans and rack up big bills should serve as a wake up call to consumers, according to Angie's List.
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When does your dog need a flu shot?
The H3N8 influenza virus – or canine flu – affects dogs of all ages and can cause serious flu-like symptoms for a couple weeks. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved a flu vaccine for canines, but not every dog may need it.
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Commonwealth News
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Beshear: Gambling will be passed soon
Gov. Steve Beshear is expecting a proposal to amend the state Constitution to allow casino-style gambling to be filed soon.
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Judge: Secret evidence OK in terror case
Secret documents suggest an Iraqi man facing charges of trying to funnel weapons and cash to al-Qaida operatives in his home country was "an agent of a foreign power," and his lawyers may not see or suppress those documents.
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12 die on Kentucky roadways
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Beshear aide resigns
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Husband seeks new trial in wife's death
National News
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Missing GA woman located in Cincinnati
Police say that a missing Georgia woman was located safely in Cincinnati, after authorities found her vehicle downtown earlier in the week.
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More photos found in Calif. teacher case
The scandal embroiling an elementary school where two teachers were arrested last week on lewdness charges widened Wednesday with revelations of 200 more inappropriate photos of children and that one teacher sent warmly written birthday cards and presents to students who participated in his "games."
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8 minutes to send cops to Powell home
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Gay marriage bill passes in Wash. state
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Sources: New military roles for women
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CVG among airports to test new screening
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VIDEO: Rescued dog bites TV anchor
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Researchers probe 200-year-old shipwreck
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Congress to reverse birth control policy
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Judge: Secret evidence OK in terror case
Top Money Headlines
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Consumer borrowing rose $19.3B in Dec.
Americans accelerated their borrowing in December for the second straight month, running up more credit card debt and taking out loans to buy cars and attend school.
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Retailers predict big V-Day spending
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Another designer frenzy coming to Target
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Obama to target college tuition costs
Real Estate
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Foreclosure-abuse deal gains more states
Arizona, Michigan and Florida, three of the states hit hardest by the housing crisis, will join a nationwide settlement over foreclosure abuses, officials with direct knowledge say.
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30-year rate falls to record 3.87 pct.
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Home contracts dip from 19-month high
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Fixed rates drop again to record lows
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Home prices down in most major US cities
Consumer News
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Watch for these new bank fees in 2012
John Matarese warns about the new bank fees you may see in the next few months.
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How to save money on cell phone bills
The phone companies’ recent pledge to warn consumers when they’re about to exceed their usage plans and rack up big bills should serve as a wake up call to consumers, according to Angie's List.
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When does your dog need a flu shot?
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Prevent scrap metal theft
