Author: Ari Cetron
Who Needs Dating Websites When You’ve Got Work?
Ari Cetron on February 22, 2016
The odds for couples who meet at work ending up married are pretty good, according to a new survey, but there are definitely risks to the office romance.
Minneapolis Fed Chief Urges Breaking Up Big Banks
Ari Cetron on February 22, 2016
A top banker warns that the Dodd-Frank Act did not go far enough to prevent the risks posed by “Too Big to Fail” banks.
How a Gap in the Supreme Court Could Affect Consumers
Ari Cetron on February 22, 2016
In addition to the high-profile controversial cases pending while the court is short one member, there are a number of cases that could affect consumers and their pocketbooks. Check out these three.
7 Remarkable New Tech Products That Soon May Improve Your Day-to-Day Life
Ari Cetron on January 13, 2016
At the year’s biggest consumer electronics show, companies unveiled a wide array of technologies. These are some of the innovations that could make it into your life — and soon.
The Very Best Last-Minute Gift for a Kid
Ari Cetron on December 23, 2015
A hoverboard may generate more immediate excitement, but giving shares offers potential for profits and some priceless long-term lessons.
Creeped Out By How Much Online Giants Seem to Know About You?
Ari Cetron on December 17, 2015
A bill under consideration in Congress could create a ‘do not track’ registry and enforcement mechanisms to limit collection and use of personal information.
This Invention Could Dramatically Cut Your Laundry Costs
Ari Cetron on December 17, 2015
The patent-pending product could reduce water and detergent costs by 95 percent — eventually.
11 Fun Family Activities for the Holidays (and One for Adults Only)
Ari Cetron on November 24, 2015
When the holidays draw families together, it helps to have some activities that don’t involve eating, watching screens or talking politics. Here are some old-fashioned suggestions that still work to engage all ages and create memories.
Warning to Travelers: Do Not Toss That Airplane Boarding Pass
Ari Cetron on October 18, 2015
Here’s why you should add the boarding pass to the ever-growing list of things you need to shred after use.
Nevada Says Fantasy Sports Must Have a Gambling License
Ari Cetron on October 18, 2015
The state’s Gaming Control Board knows a game of chance when it sees one — and it sees one.
Volkswagen Expands Recalls Under Order of Regulators
Ari Cetron on October 18, 2015
The German auto giant is expected to recall up to 11 million vehicles globally in the fallout from its emissions-rigging scandal.
What You Need to Know About Your New ‘Chipped’ Credit Cards
Ari Cetron on October 16, 2015
You’ll be “dipping” instead of “swiping,” among other details, but the changeover is expected to make your cards far less vulnerable to fraud.
Meet the Top 10 Moneymakers on YouTube
Ari Cetron on October 15, 2015
These millennials had ideas and a platform to broadcast to the world. Now, they’re multimillionaires.
How Does Your State Rank on Financial Well-Being?
Ari Cetron on October 15, 2015
Data based on daily surveys placed Hawaii on top and showed the South lagging.
Consumer Advocates Accuse Gas Companies of Price Gouging
Ari Cetron on October 15, 2015
A watchdog group says a lack of competition in California has allowed gas companies to make an unprecedented markup at the pump.
4 Tips for Helping the Syrian People in Crisis
Ari Cetron on September 14, 2015
The best ways to contribute to people affected by the conflict and make sure your money doesn’t end up in the hands of a scammer instead.
10 Simple Ways to Cut Costs on Data Usage
Ari Cetron on August 21, 2015
Smartphones are amazing — texts, email, instant streaming, video chats! But the cost of these data gobblers can also amaze.
8 Steps to Save Big at CVS
Ari Cetron on July 27, 2015
How to find and stack discounts like a pro at the popular pharmacy.
Battle of the Titans: Wal-Mart Mega-Sale vs. Amazon Blow-Out
Ari Cetron on July 13, 2015
The brick-and-mortar giant challenges the online retail giant with a competing sale. Consumers rejoice!
Enthusiastic About Your Job? Most Americans Say ‘Meh’
Ari Cetron on July 13, 2015
A Gallup poll finds that U.S. worker engagement is climbing out of the depths but is still nothing to brag about.
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