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Why Online Reviews of Doctors Often Are Worthless
Chris Kissell on June 10, 2021
Those testimonies are phony more often than you might think.
Will Social Security Notify Me of My Ex-Spouse’s Death?
Russell Settle on April 27, 2024
There are different answers to this important question.
7 Everyday Items About to Get More Expensive
Chris Kissell on June 9, 2021
Price hikes are on the way for some essential goods.
This State Now Has the Costliest Car Insurance
Chris Kissell on June 9, 2021
Following a change in state laws, Michigan is no longer the worst state for auto insurance rates.
15 Cities With the Most College Graduates
Daniel Horning on June 9, 2021
These cities are at the head of the class when it comes to the share of residents with college degrees.
Carcinogen Found in Dozens of Sunscreen Products
Chris Kissell on June 8, 2021
In one analysis, nearly 80 products contained a chemical linked to cancer.
Is Amazon Sharing Your Internet With Strangers?
Chris Kissell on June 8, 2021
A new policy that starts June 8 potentially affects owners of Amazon devices.
6 Ways to Plan for Your Future Financial Security
Kathleen Coxwell on June 7, 2021
Visualizing what the future may hold can be a good way to prepare for retirement.
New Program to Help Consumers Evaluate Senior Living Facilities
Chris Kissell on June 4, 2021
A certification program aims to help consumers make better-informed choices.
Walmart Expands Store Hours, Announces Other Changes
Chris Kissell on June 3, 2021
The retailer is relaxing several pandemic-related policies, but some safeguards will remain.
Did a Social Security Rep Give Me Bad Advice?
Russell Settle on April 27, 2024
A Social Security representative breaks some bad news. But is he telling the truth?
11 Home Upgrades With the Best Payback in 2021
Miranda Marquit on April 17, 2023
These remodeling projects offer the best return on investment.
The Biggest Threat to Retirees, According to Financial Advisers
Chris Kissell on May 31, 2021
One fear looms large for 79% of people in or nearing their golden years.
15 States Where Divorce Is Most Common
B.T. Ballenger on May 28, 2021
In most states, even where divorce rates are high, they’re declining.
American Cities With the Highest (and Lowest) Uninsured Rates
Jon Ward on May 27, 2021
More than half the cities with the most uninsured residents are in one state.
Here’s What Watching TV in Midlife Does to Your Brain
Chris Kissell on June 28, 2024
A study finds a link between too much TV time and cognitive decline.
9 Things the Chip Shortage Has Made Scarce — or Costly
Chris Kissell on May 26, 2021
Americans are shopping again, but they might have a tough time buying these items that require microchips.
Should You Be Worried About Inflation Risk?
Kathleen Coxwell on May 24, 2021
Inflation can be a drag on your retirement savings. Use these tips to minimize risk.
FTC Blasts Manufacturers for Making Product Repairs Difficult
Chris Kissell on May 20, 2021
More than half of states are considering “right to repair” legislation.
5 States Cutting Taxes for Next Year — and 2 Raising Them
Chris Kissell on May 19, 2021
State personal income tax rates, brackets and deductions have changed in these places.
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