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How to Open That Nasty Plastic Packaging (Without Hurting Yourself)
Money Talks News on June 19, 2017Frustrated with that #&!%* hard plastic packing? Here’s an easy way to open even the toughest packaging without ending up in the emergency room.
3 Ways Amazon’s Purchase of Whole Foods Impacts You
Chris Kissell on June 18, 2017Amazon’s bombshell announcement is likely to affect your bottom line. Find out how.
Walmart Offers Free Health Screenings on Saturday
Chris Kissell on June 16, 2017Walmart will offer basic health screenings at more than 4,600 locations on Saturday. Plus, you’ll get follow-up care from the American Diabetes Association.
Ask Stacy — I Should Be Able to Trust Your Ads, Shouldn’t I?
Stacy Johnson on June 16, 2017Here’s what you need to know about advertisers on the internet.
From Alaska to Babe Ruth — the 12 Best Bargains in History
Gael F. Cooper on June 15, 2017Bargains that turned into stunning windfalls — some big enough to alter the course of history.
Cheap Ways to Protect Your Pet (and Home) From Fleas
Angela Brandt on June 15, 2017Keeping fleas off your pet and out of your home and yard doesn’t require expensive and toxic chemicals.
Watch This — The Risks of Social Security Cards Explained
Dan Schointuch on June 12, 2017Find out where Social Security numbers came from, how they came to be used as your ID — and why that’s a really bad idea.
Is Trump About to Go Down in Flames? Here’s How to Tell
Stacy Johnson on June 9, 2017Some media sources suggest impeachment is impending, others say there’s no “there” there. The best way to tell what’s really going on is right under your nose.
America’s Favorite Home Improvement Store Offers Great Service and Savings
Karla Bowsher on June 8, 2017The most beloved hardware store chain is neither of the industry’s two titans. And you’re missing out if you’re not shopping at this smaller competitor.
House Votes to Scrap Dodd-Frank Rules
Krystal Steinmetz on June 8, 2017The GOP took the first step to dismantling key consumer protections and banking oversight rules established during the Obama era. What does it mean for you?
Protect Your Data — Critical Things to Know About Public and Hotel Wi-Fi
Christine Gallup on June 8, 2017Don’t become prey to hackers when you’re traveling or out sipping on that delicious latte at the neighborhood cafe.
Find Your Dream Home — Step by Step
Marilyn Lewis on June 8, 2017For most of us, this is the biggest purchase of our lives. Here’s how to approach it with sense and confidence.
Costly Financial Products Teach College Students — and Everyone — a Lesson
Karla Bowsher on June 7, 2017Just because a bank account or credit card is aimed at college students — or any other group — doesn’t mean it will save them money. But two types of institutions offer most everyone a deal.
Take 5 — A Roundup of Reads From Around the Web
Stacy Johnson on June 7, 2017This week: June freebies, stopping food waste, most-popular Father’s Day gifts, entrepreneurial advice and the biggest regrets homeowners face.
Will Paid Parental Leave Soon Become a Reality in the U.S.?
Krystal Steinmetz on June 7, 2017Think tanks from across the ideological spectrum have come up with a proposal to give new parents eight weeks of paid leave.
How Millennials Are Reshaping the Restaurant Industry
Krystal Steinmetz on June 6, 2017America’s young adults do not have the same restaurant habits as people in earlier generations.
Buying a House? Get the Right Pros on Your Team
Brandon Ballenger on June 6, 2017Real estate pros can make homebuying easier and, ultimately, cheaper — if you pick the right ones. We talk to two experts to see who they’d look for if they weren’t experts themselves.
Landline Phones Disappearing in These 20 States
Krystal Steinmetz on June 5, 2017You’ll soon be hard-pressed to find landline telephone service in 20 states across the U.S.
7 Paint Colors That Boost Home Sale Prices — and 6 That Hurt
Karla Bowsher on June 4, 2017The colors you paint different areas of your home can increase or decrease the selling price by more than $5,000. Here are the colors to embrace and avoid.
What You Must Know About the Kmart Data Breach
Krystal Steinmetz on June 2, 2017Hackers gained access to an unknown number of Kmart customers’ credit cards. Check out our tips on keeping yourself — and all your personal information — safe from hackers.
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