I feel like the mannerly thing to do, now that there’s text and email, is to send a quick note thanking them for thinking of ...

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DEAR GREETING: There’s no wrong way to do this. Some people read the cards, appreciate the messages and throw them away. Others display the cards they receive for a week or two and then toss them.

What do you do with the holiday cards you receive — save them or toss them? There is a great third option. Repurpose them! Here are some clever ways to use those colorful cards. Ornaments Use a ...

Mail carriers don't deliver as many cards as they used to mainly because of online greeting card services. That's according ...

For example, if you are creating a Christmas greeting card, you can add Bible verses to the greeting card. To do that, press the Inside Page button and add respective phrases.

In 1910, the Hall brothers, Joyce (J.C.), Rollie and William, began selling their greeting card designs out of two shoeboxes in Kansas City, Mo., and grew in size until their business caught fire in ...

Dear Greeting: There’s no wrong way to do this. Some people read the cards, appreciate the messages and throw them away. Others display the cards they receive for a week or two and then toss them.

For years, a rumor has circulated that greeting card companies invented Valentine's Day, which falls yearly on Feb. 14. The idea gained traction in pop culture due to a line in the 2004 film ...

Dear Greeting: There’s no wrong way to do this. Some people read the cards, appreciate the messages and throw them away. Others display the cards they receive for a week or two and then toss them.

“Divorce can do damage to credit scores,” says Hess. For example, if your ex removes you as an authorized user from a credit card account that has been paid in full every month, your own ...

DEAR GREETING: There’s no wrong way to do this. Some people read the cards, appreciate the messages and throw them away. Others display the cards they receive for a week or two and then toss them.