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These Are The 10 Happiest Countries in The World

on June 6, 2015

When it comes to life satisfaction, Denmark’s residents are all smiles. Find out how the U.S. ranks on a list of the happiest countries in the world.

Amazon Offers Free Shipping on Small Items (Even if You Don’t Have Prime)

on June 6, 2015

The e-commerce giant is looking to expand its small goods’ sales by adding a free shipping option (no minimum order requirement) on thousands of items. Plus, you don’t have to be a Prime member to take advantage of the savings.

America’s Most Trusted Online Retailer Is…

on June 6, 2015

For the third year in a row, one online retail website received top marks for protecting consumer privacy and defending themselves against cyberattacks. See how your favorite online retailers ranked.

Feds: Mortgage Officers Raked in Bonuses for High-Interest Loans

on June 4, 2015

How this California company steered consumers to billions worth of costlier loans, and now must pony up $19 million for alleged ‘deceptive practices.’

We Spend Half Our Waking Hours Doing It…

on June 4, 2015

And a new study projects that the number of hours we spend at it will continue to grow.

How Our ZIP Codes Affect Our Children’s Futures

on June 4, 2015

A study points to where opportunity for financial success lives in the United States. How does your county stack up?

Guess What You Get for Free on National Doughnut Day?

on June 4, 2015

Why, free doughnuts, of course. Here are locations across the country where you can get yours.

5 Apps to Transform Instagram Pics From OK to Awesome

on June 3, 2015

If you’re looking to raise the bar on the pics you post to social media sites like Facebook and Instagram, check out these cool apps.

Amazon Prepares to Launch Its Own Food Line

on June 3, 2015

Can the online retail giant generate customer loyalty for its products to compete with the likes of Costco and Wal-Mart?

Yikes! Airport Screeners Fail 95 Percent of Security Tests

on June 3, 2015

Abysmal investigation findings prompt a call for a security overhaul.

Pizza Hut, Taco Bell Are Ditching Artificial Ingredients

on June 3, 2015

The restaurant chains are nixing chemical dyes and flavorings from many of their menu items.

Amazon Adds More Cities to Free Same-Day Delivery Service

on June 2, 2015

The e-commerce giant is expanding its free, same-day delivery service to include 14 metro areas. Find out if your city is one of them.

One-Third of Americans Regret This Debt Decision

on May 30, 2015

Are you among the 32 percent of Americans who wish they had just said no to student loans? Instead of wallowing in regret, follow some of these debt management tips.

Choosing a Cruise? Get the Dream Trip, Not the Nightmare at Sea

on May 7, 2026

Here’s a way to check out the health and safety records for individual cruise ships before you book your trip.

Tiny Eco-Pod Offers Off-Grid Living and Adventure

on May 30, 2015

The Ecocapsule is a micro-shelter that operates off-grid, so you can take it pretty much anywhere.

What if You Had Invested the Money You Spent on Your Wedding?

on July 11, 2016

Find out how much money you’d have today if you had eloped instead and put your wedding money in the stock market.

L.A. Developer Building Record-Setting $500M Home, on Spec

on May 28, 2015

Find out what a whole lotta money can buy you in Bel Air.

FCC Proposes Subsidized Broadband for the Poor

on May 28, 2015

The proposal would expand a program that provides subsidized phone service for low-income individuals to include Internet.

Bone Up, Scrabble Players: 6,500 New Terms OK’d

on May 28, 2015

From bezzy to twerking, the updated Scrabble bible includes words that has some traditionalist shaking their heads.

Hackers Access More Than 100,000 U.S. Tax Accounts

on May 27, 2015

Here’s how they got away with $50 million, and what you can expect from the IRS if you return was affected.

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