| It's not your imagination. Bank of America really did get less convenient.
The Charlotte, N.C.-based bank has hauled off more than 1,500 ATMs from shopping malls, grocery stores and gas stations this year, the bank confirmed to The Huffington Post on Monday. BLOG POSTS  | Elizabeth Warren: Tricks, Traps, and Accountability
A working market needs rules, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is starting to level the playing field. That's a good thing for consumers -- and it didn't come a moment too soon. |  | Robert Teitelman: The Looming Retirement Crisis and What to Do About It
Your expenses (beyond health care, which is a big issue) decrease in time as energies flag. You don't have college costs; your food bill declines. Why does this matter? |  | John Friedman: Empowered Consumers Can Change The World - But Will They?
Chick-fil-A has done the right thing by being transparent. I believe that the more that stakeholders know about a company the better they are able to make informed decisions. Now it is up to consumers to act. |  | Dr. Peggy Drexler: Parenting: How Money Struggles Change Things -- And How They Don't
Children living in poverty face immeasurably greater challenges than those who are better off. They need social supports and, often, support from the government. But most of all, children need caring, resourceful parents who give them time and attention. |  | Dr. Robert Weisbuch: Less Than Zero: The True Cost of College
As a parent, I gasped at tuition bills. As a president, I wondered how I could possibly make ends meet. I've seen it from both sides now, and so let me provide you with a New Jersey response to the complaint that college costs too much: Shaddup. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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