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New Google Service Could Change Your Next Vacation
Karla Bowsher on March 29, 2016
“Destinations on Google” moves into the territory of the best known travel websites and online travel agents.
6 Beliefs About Hospice Care That Are Totally Wrong
Marilyn Lewis on March 29, 2016
Have you heard that you’ll die faster in hospice care? That once you’re in hospice you can’t get out? All wrong. Here’s the truth about this increasingly popular end-of-life option.
Virtual Reality Becomes Real Reality With Oculus Rift
Ari Cetron on March 29, 2016
VR is now available commercially, which is cool, but reviewers suggest you may want to wait a bit.
North Carolina Law on Transgender Rights Draws Fire From Corporations
Ari Cetron on March 29, 2016
The ACLU is suing North Carolina over this law affecting transgender people, and some companies threaten to avoid the state for future events.
California Court Won’t Give Cellphone Retailers Break on Health Warnings
Ari Cetron on March 28, 2016
Berkeley spearheads a move to alert consumers to the potential health hazards of cell phones with this law, and holds off an industry effort to fight back — for now.
12 Paid iPhone Apps That Are Currently Free
Karla Bowsher on March 28, 2016
At least a dozen iPhone and iPad apps that normally cost as much as $1.99 apiece are currently available for free.
1 More Reason to Think Twice About Premium Gas
Karla Bowsher on March 3, 2021
Drivers who buy premium fuel may be paying a higher premium for it than they realize.
Is Fear of Death Hurting Your Retirement Nest Egg?
Karla Bowsher on March 28, 2016
Does thinking about your own demise give you the willies? If so, you may end up poorer. Find out why.
Save $300 a Year on Cleaning Supplies and Cut Out Toxins at the Same Time
Marilyn Lewis on March 28, 2016
Some homemade cleaners perform better than commercial products and are made from ingredients that are whole lot cheaper. Here’s how to make them and how they stack up to store-bought versions in tests.
How to Read Your Scary Cholesterol Blood Test
Marilyn Lewis on March 28, 2016
Instead of being anxious about your health, get clear about your cholesterol numbers so you can take action.
Researchers Surprised by This Payday Behavior
Jim Gold on March 27, 2016
For many of us, even in the age of direct deposit, mobile payments and swiping of plastic cards, a paycheck still burns a hole in our pocket.
Can Feds Cut Red Tape When Death, Divorce Threaten Homeownership?
Jim Gold on March 27, 2016
Consumer group, bankers square off over rules that govern loans on properties that are inherited or awarded in a divorce or separation.
Beware of Claims Made by Alternative Power Companies, or Risk a Shock
Jim Gold on March 27, 2016
Residents in at least 15 states from Portland, Maine, to Portland, Oregon, get to choose what company supplies their electricity, but the results aren’t always what they expect.
5 National Restaurant Meal Deals for the Weekend
Karla Bowsher on March 25, 2016
If you have plans to eat out this weekend, plan to not pay full price. Find out where you can score a deal.
Self-Cleaning Fabric May Make Washing Obsolete
Karla Bowsher on March 25, 2016
Stains on fabrics that disappear after a few minutes in the sun? It may be on the way soon.
Why Now Is the Best Time to Buy a Japanese Car
Karla Bowsher on March 25, 2016
You have a few days left to get a good deal on a Japanese car. Find out about the bargains, and why they may disappear in April.
Ask Stacy: How Can I Make Extra Money?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
This reader loves her job but isn’t making ends meet. Sound familiar? Read on.
Worried About Your Car Getting Hacked? So Is the FBI
Bob Sullivan on March 25, 2016
More sophisticated technology in cars — and among hackers — means there are perils lurking. Consumers and law enforcers have reason to be concerned.
10 Work-From-Home Jobs That Pay 6 Figures
Jim Gold on April 13, 2016
You don’t have to take a low-wage job just because you want to achieve work-life balance or have some flexibility.
Millennials Say They’re Too Impulsive to Save
Jim Gold on March 24, 2016
Young adults get the message that saving is important — and in surveys say it is their top goal — but they still need help creating habits that stick, experts say.
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