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Save Hundreds in September With Printable Coupons
Karla Bowsher on September 15, 2016
Opportunities to save on hundreds of items — everything from foods to makeup and vitamins — are now available.
Famous Movie Props Can Be Yours Soon
Krystal Steinmetz on September 15, 2016
Calling all movie buffs: An impressive collection of famous memorabilia from popular movies and TV shows is going up for auction later this month.
‘Potalyzer’ Could Help Cops Detect Marijuana Use
Krystal Steinmetz on September 15, 2016
Stanford researchers have developed a device they say can detect THC in saliva in less than five minutes. But does it work at detecting intoxication?
Amazon Introduces New Perk for Prime Members
Karla Bowsher on September 15, 2016
Audible book lovers rejoice — Amazon Prime is adding a new premium benefit.
Ebates Spices Up Fall Fashion With Extra Cash Back
Karla Bowsher on September 15, 2016
Two dozen retailers are partnering with Ebates — a cash-back portal — for this promotion.
Car Shopping Online: 5 Keys to a New Car at a Great Price
Nancy Dunham on September 15, 2016
Shopping for a new vehicle? It makes sense to do a lot of the legwork online — or even the entire transaction. Here’s how.
Which Leaks More Personal Info: Apps or Websites?
Karla Bowsher on September 14, 2016
Are you better off using those free services’ apps or their websites? Researchers have an answer.
Minimize the Risks of Driving With Your Pet
Nancy Dunham on September 14, 2016
That doggy — or cat, bird, ferret — in the window can be a serious travel hazard. Follow these simple tips to make a trip safe for you and your critter.
Report: Sugar Industry Paid to Sweeten Heart Disease Research
Krystal Steinmetz on September 13, 2016
New research shows that as far back as the 1960s, the sugar industry was paying Harvard scientists to downplay sugar’s role in heart disease.
9 Things That Can Make Retirement Really Stink
Marilyn Lewis on September 13, 2016
Many middle-class Americans find retirement to be tougher than anticipated. Learn what you can do to prepare for the most common pitfalls.
Expect to See Fewer ATMs Soon
Karla Bowsher on September 13, 2016
Third-party ATMs like those at bodegas could soon start becoming sparse.
7 Checks to Avoid Hidden Vacation Rental Costs and Scams
Nancy Dunham on September 13, 2016
Airbnb, VRBO, Flip Key … Inexpensive, awesome vacation rentals abound, but watch for the pitfalls that can come with peer-to-peer deals.
Does GM’s Massive Recall Affect Your Vehicle?
Krystal Steinmetz on September 12, 2016
General Motors is recalling more than 4 million vehicles worldwide so it can fix a software defect that may affect air bags and seat belts. Find out if your car is affected by the recall.
Coconut Farms Struggle to Meet Surging Demand
Krystal Steinmetz on September 12, 2016
The coconut is more popular than ever these days, and that is driving a shortage that has consequences in the Caribbean.
The Deadliest Animals in America? Not Sharks , Alligators or Bears
Karla Bowsher on September 12, 2016
Two beloved animals cause more deaths than a feared predator such as the shark. Find out which animals pose the greatest danger.
How to Use 529 College Savings and Not Run Afoul of the IRS
Marilyn Lewis on September 12, 2016
State-sponsored savings plans are a great tool for covering the daunting cost of tuition and more, but you need to follow the rules or the tax man will get you.
10 Cheap, Effective Ways to Pest-Proof Your Home
Craig Donofrio on September 9, 2016
Don’t spend money on costly pest management. You can keep critters away yourself for less.
Is It Already Time to Buy Plane Tickets for the Holidays?
Karla Bowsher on September 9, 2016
Although Labor Day just ended, it’s about time to start planning — and booking — your holiday flights. Find out why.
Ask Stacy: Can I Put Together My Own Will?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 29, 2021
Sure, you can write your own will. But why would you? Instead use these tools and tips.
Wells Fargo to Pay $190 Million for Illegally Opened Accounts
Krystal Steinmetz on September 8, 2016
Federal regulators say bank workers secretly opened more than 2 million unauthorized accounts to boost their sales figures, leaving unwitting consumers on the hook for charges.
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