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Is a thank-you enough? Bucks asks readers what sort of reward is appropriate when a stranger returns a lost wallet, phone, laptop or other prized belonging.

Sure, packs of T-shirts and socks are getting expensive because of skyrocketing cotton prices. Guess what else is 100% cotton?

The dollar bill in your wallet.

Here's a look at some often-recommended credit cards -- along with alternatives that might be kinder to your wallet.

You've heard talk about a consumer financial protection regulator, the signature part of proposed legislation to prevent the next Wall Street crisis.

Keeping a financial to-do list and tackling it once a year can put significant money back in your wallet.

You and your wallet will be jollier if you avoid these financial pitfalls.

Close your wallet -- your money's no good here. Check out these 30 valuable goods and services that won't cost you a penny.

The last time you flew, you may have noticed you were opening up your wallet... a lot. Why? Stacey Vanek-Smith reports.

Obama's Justice Department is getting serious about its antitrust crackdown, but what will that mean for consumers?

If you've got a Citigroup credit card in your wallet, you might want to check the mail. The company is raising its interest rate and also plans to cut another 10,000 jobs.

Jeremy Hobson has more.