Sorry, Smokers: No More Vaping on Flights

on March 3, 2016

Why the U.S government has put the kibosh on the use of e-cigarettes on commercial flights.

Successfully ‘Hack the Pentagon’ and Get a Cash Reward

on March 3, 2016

The U.S. government rolls out its first “bug bounty” program modeled after those used in the private sector to test digital security.

Guess Which Retailer Americans Hate Even More Than Walmart

on March 2, 2016

This clothing store is making its debut on the American Customer Satisfaction Index, but not the way it wants.

Chick-fil-A Challenge: Put Down Your Phone and Score a Free Ice Cream

on March 2, 2016

The popular fast food chain calls on customers to stop “distracted dining” and focus on each other instead. Can you put your phone down long enough to earn a treat?

7 Jobs Where Women Outearn Men

on March 2, 2016

Men still make more than women at the same level in most professions, but there are a few exceptions.

These Are U.S. Consumers’ Top 5 Complaints

on March 1, 2016

For the first time in 15 years, Americans have a new top hair-tearing gripe. Find out what consumer-reported complaint outpaced identity theft in 2015.

Today Only: Get Sonic Jr. Deluxe Cheeseburgers for Just 89 Cents

on April 7, 2020

You can get up to five of these hearty sandwiches for less than a buck apiece. It could be the solution for that carload of kids or a cheap and easy way to feed the family.

Subway Promises Its Future ‘Footlongs’ Will Measure Up

on March 1, 2016

After settling a class-action lawsuit, here’s how the sandwich chain plans to ensure its subs won’t fall short of their advertised size.

How Much Is That College Degree Worth? It Depends on Where You Start

on February 29, 2016

Find out how your family background may impact your earnings after you graduate from college.

Baby on the Way? Score Free Baby Gear

on February 29, 2016

Having a baby can be expensive. Here’s how to use one promo code to score three cool baby items for just the cost of shipping.

Beware, Disney’s New Surge Pricing on One-Day Tickets

on February 29, 2016

Disney is rolling out a new seasonal pricing plan on its one-day park tickets. Find out how the new tiered ticket pricing could impact your next trip to Disneyland or Disney World.

Macy’s Overhauls Its Coupon Policy

on February 28, 2016

The department store chain is changing how it manages pricing. Find out what the changes will mean for coupon-happy shoppers.

Walmart Slapped With Cheese Lawsuit

on February 28, 2016

The Parmesan scandal deepens with a lawsuit aimed at the big box store. If you are a cheese lover, read on.

It’s Buy 3, Get 3 Free at The Body Shop (Plus, Free Shipping)

on April 7, 2020

Depending on what you buy, this Body Shop deal can save you up to $150. But time is short if you want to take advantage of it.

One Weird (and Infuriating) Reason You May Pay More for Car Insurance

on November 2, 2020

New analysis by a consumer group shows most auto insurance companies charged drivers who rent their homes more than homeowners — sometimes a lot more. They found one notable exception to this practice.

6 Free Ways to Get In On the Adult Coloring Craze

on February 25, 2016

It’s relaxing, trendy and makes us feel young. Most of the time, hobbies with those attributes cost money, but not this one. Read on.

PBS to Roll Out New 24/7 Kids Programming

on February 25, 2016

A new round-the-clock children’s channel (also be available as a live stream) could provide a healthy diversion for kids while mom and dad work — or watch their adult programs.

These Are the Happiest (and Most Miserable) Jobs in America

on February 24, 2016

Not all jobs are created equal, especially when it comes to worker satisfaction. Find out which 10 careers spark the most joy in their workers and other jobs you may want to avoid.

How to Score a Free Subway Sandwich

on February 24, 2016

All you need to do is provide your cellphone number, then buy a drink to get a 6-inch classic Subway sandwich free of charge.

If You Have an Asus Router for Your Home Wi-Fi, Read This ASAP

on February 24, 2016

The FTC says the router’s security flaws could leave your most personal information and documents vulnerable to hackers. Find out how to safeguard your home’s wireless network.

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