Need an Excuse to Eat That Halloween Candy? We Can Help

on November 1, 2013

Some candies are less bad for you than others. Honest.

Coming Soon: You Can Leave Your Electronics on During Takeoff and Landing

on November 1, 2013

Each airline will implement the change separately, but by next year you should be able to use your electronics during takeoff. Finally!

Study: Millennials Need at Least $1.6 Million to Retire

on October 31, 2013

If you’re part of the generation born between the early 1980s and early 2000s, this is depressing. But there are lessons to take heart from.

You Can Finally Keep Some of Your FSA Money

on October 31, 2013

Employers may now allow up to $500 left over in a health flexible spending account to carry over into the following year.

The Biggest Wine Shortage in 40 Years?

on October 31, 2013

Expect prices to rise, some experts predict. Don’t worry, others say.

Your Printer is Probably Wasting Much of Its Ink

on October 30, 2013

If you’ve ever wondered why that expensive liquid runs out so fast, Consumer Reports has the answer.

Social Security Benefits Rising 1.5 Percent in 2014

on October 30, 2013

In one of the smallest increases ever, the average recipient can expect to get $19 more per month.

Are Paper Menus on the Way Out?

on October 29, 2013

More restaurants are adopting digital menus. There are pros and cons to the approach, but what do you think?

Why McDonald’s Dropped Heinz, and Why Heinz May Not Care

on October 29, 2013

After 40 years of doing business together, McDonald’s will no longer offer Heinz ketchup at any of its restaurants.

Study Identifies the Most Extroverted, Introverted and Neurotic U.S. States

on October 29, 2013

What are the most common personality traits in the state where you live? Find out — and see if you fit in.

Some States Want to Tax You Per Mile You Drive

on October 28, 2013

Several state and local governments want to swap a gas tax for a pay-per-mile tax — using a little black box to track your car’s movements.

Congress May Push Milk Prices to $8 a Gallon

on October 28, 2013

By failing to pass a farm bill that subsidizes agricultural activity and funds the food stamp program, Congress could effectively double the cost of milk.

The 5 Richest and Poorest U.S. Cities

on October 28, 2013

Census data show the metropolitan areas with the highest and lowest median household incomes. Is your city on the list?

YouTube Will Begin Charging for More Content

on October 25, 2013

A combination of new services could have users paying more than $10 a month for their favorite YouTube content. Will you pay?

Dallas-Fort Worth Airport Making TSA Checkpoints More Comfortable

on October 25, 2013

Do you think airport security could ever be a pleasant experience? One company is giving it a shot.

Report: Top 1 Percent Own 46 Percent of Global Wealth

on October 25, 2013

In 60 years, there will be nearly a dozen trillionaires, according to the best estimates of Credit Suisse.

States Deliberately Leave Millions of the Poor Uninsured

on October 24, 2013

Even though the federal government would have picked up 90 percent of the bill for Medicaid expansion under Obamacare in future years, half the states have refused to expand the program.

Those 50 and Older Have a Tough Time Finding Work

on October 24, 2013

Many of those polled said there were few available jobs, few that paid well, and few with adequate benefits. Many cited personal experience with age discrimination.

Study: Average Millennial Can’t Retire Until Age 73

on October 24, 2013

Student debt will cost the average millennial $115,096 in lost potential retirement savings, a new study says.

McDonald’s Dollar Menu Will Soon Have $5 Items

on October 23, 2013

The McDonald’s dollar menu — and some of the prices on it — are getting supersized.

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