Big Ticket Buffet(t): The World's Most Expensive Dinner Guests by Bruce Watson May 20th 2013 12:34PM Want to break bread with one of the country's top movers-and-shakers, or perhaps a movie star or musical icon? Here are a few of the most expensive dinner dates in history.
Our Most Embarrassing Money Moments Revealed by Michele Lerner May 2nd 2013 5:00AM Nearly everyone has had cringe-worthy moments relating to cash -- with strangers, friends, co-workers, even family. A new survey reveals the most common, and the most painful.
Watchdogs Warn of Bogus Boston Marathon Charity Sites by CNNMoney Apr 17th 2013 11:20AM As Americans rush to donate to victims of Monday's Boston Marathon bombing, watchdog groups are warning of potential online scammers looking to profit from the tragedy.
If You Donated for Sandy or Sandy Hook, Don't Expect Tax Break by CNNMoney Apr 2nd 2013 8:35AM If you donated to disaster relief in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, or local charities after the Newtown, Conn., school shooting, you may not get the tax break you expected.
Is That Charity Street Canvasser Legit? by Molly McCluskey Mar 29th 2013 9:20AM Most people wouldn't give their wallet to a stranger, but many people give charity street canvassers their personal and financial information. And that's not always wise.
Panera Tries a New Pay-What-You-Want Experiment -- with Chili by The Associated Press Mar 27th 2013 3:47PM Order a bowl of turkey chili at a St. Louis-area Panera Bread cafe and it'll cost you a penny. Or $5. Or $100. In other words, whatever you decide.
Don't Get Burned by Your Charitable Deductions by Dan Caplinger Mar 27th 2013 5:00AM Making a charitable donation is one way many Americans help to reduce their overall tax liability, but if not done properly, you could lose that cherished deduction.
