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Guess Who Is Cussing Up a Storm at Work

Krystal Steinmetz on October 12, 2016

One group of workers is far more likely than their peers to drop the f-bomb — and other expletives — at work.

Exercising While Angry Is Bad for Your Heart

Krystal Steinmetz on October 12, 2016

New research suggests intense emotion or heavy physical exertion could trigger a heart attack — but combining the two is even more risky.

Multiple Cards on File With Amazon? Watch Out for This Policy

Karla Bowsher on October 12, 2016

Ever purchased a recurring service or product from Amazon? You will want to read about this little-known rule.

Support for Trump May Reveal Something About Your Finances

Karla Bowsher on October 12, 2016

Americans who view Donald Trump favorably share a common feeling about their financial situation, a new poll shows.

FCC Dings Comcast for Bullying Cable Customers

Bob Sullivan on October 12, 2016

Consumers complained of charges for unwanted products and channels, unmet promises for refunds and hours spent pursuing customer service help. Is the penalty big enough for force change?

Consumer Watchdog’s Structure Ruled Unconstitutional

Krystal Steinmetz on October 11, 2016

A federal appeals court has ruled that the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is unconstitutional. Find out what this means for the CFPB’s future.

WHO Pushes for More Sugar Taxes on Soda

Krystal Steinmetz on October 11, 2016

The organization says taxes can help thwart global obesity and diabetes epidemics. Here’s the skinny.

32 of the Highest-Paid American Speakers

Dori Zinn on October 11, 2016

Imagine making from $20,000 to more than $1 million just to speak for an hour. Find out which politicians, authors and pundits are cashing in.

Samsung to Kill Exploding Smartphone

Chris Kissell on October 11, 2016

It’s the end of the line for the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone. Samsung has decided to permanently cease production and sales of the cellphone.

Tension in the Workplace? Here’s What You Can Do

Krystal Steinmetz on October 10, 2016

Researchers reveal what you can do right now to heal conflict in the workplace.

X Ways to Guard Your Wallet When Shopping Online

Chris Kissell on October 15, 2016

11 Ways to Keep Halloween Horrors at Bay

Nancy Dunham on October 7, 2016

Crowds of trick-or-treaters and pranksters raise the chance of accidents and property damage. Here’s how to minimize the risk.

Newest Amazon Prime Perk: Free E-Books

Karla Bowsher on April 27, 2021

Members of Amazon’s Prime program now have free access to more than 1,000 Kindle books and other e-reading materials.

What Will Hurricane Matthew Do to Gas Prices?

Krystal Steinmetz on October 6, 2016

You don’t have to live in Florida or along the Southeast coast to feel the hurricane’s impact at the gas pump.

Mall of America to Stay Closed on Thanksgiving

Krystal Steinmetz on October 6, 2016

America’s largest shopping mall is now trying to push back the “Christmas creep” trend by closing most of its operations until Black Friday.

More Caffeine Means Less Dementia for Women

Karla Bowsher on October 6, 2016

Find out how much java in your daily diet could help keep your brain sharp.

New Protections for Prepaid Debit Cards Unveiled

Karla Bowsher on October 6, 2016

A new federal rule will mean better protections for people who use one of the fastest-growing financial products.

9 Ways to Drive Down Your Auto Insurance Rates

Nancy Dunham on November 2, 2020

Don’t put your head in the sand about auto insurance. There are things you can do that add up to big savings on your policy.

15 ‘Great Places in America’ Honored for 2016

Karla Bowsher on October 5, 2016

The American Planning Association has identified some of the nation’s best neighborhoods, public spaces and streets.

Officials Fret That Older Adults Are Skipping Flu Shots

Karla Bowsher on October 5, 2016

Vaccination rates have dropped to 45.6 percent of the entire U.S. population. Find out why that is dangerous.