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Sonic Offers Half-Price Burgers for Groundhog Day
Karla Bowsher on February 2, 2016
There is a double dose of good news this Groundhog Day. One tidbit will lift your spirits, while the other will fill your stomach without emptying your wallet. Find out more.
Tax Hacks 2016: What You Need to Know if You’re Self Employed
Marilyn Lewis on February 2, 2016
Being your own boss has some advantages, but you need to have a clear understanding of your tax obligations or risk a nasty surprise.
No Degree? Here Are 10 of the Best Paying Blue-Collar Jobs
Krystal Steinmetz on February 1, 2016
A college education can help, but it’s not the only way to sure financial footing. Check out these jobs in the trades and related areas that have the potential for solid salaries, without the student loan debt.
At 57, the Iconic Barbie Doll Gets a Makeover — Several, Actually
Krystal Steinmetz on February 1, 2016
The iconic American doll will now represent more than one version of beauty. Here’s the scoop on Barbie’s new look.
Yogurt Wars Update: Chobani Ordered to Pull ‘Bad Stuff’ Ads
Krystal Steinmetz on February 1, 2016
A federal judge says Chobani’s claims about its competitors go too far, but the yogurt maker vows to keep “fighting the good fight.”
The Way You Use ATMs Is Likely to Change This Year
Karla Bowsher on February 1, 2016
JPMorgan Chase recently made a revolutionary announcement about how its customers will use ATMs. Two other banks are expected to follow suit in 2016.
Income Gap Grows Between College and High School Graduates
Karla Bowsher on February 1, 2016
A college degree is still the ticket to prosperity — but some majors are a better bet than others. Find out more.
6 Foods a Food-Safety Lawyer Would Never Eat
Karla Bowsher on February 1, 2016
Bill Marler has represented victims in nearly every foodborne illness outbreak in the U.S. over the past 20 years. Here are the foods he never would eat.
Why Security Rules Are More Bewildering Than Ever for Air Travelers
Christopher Elliott on February 1, 2016
Changing rules on security measures at airports — and legal challenges to the measures — keep passengers guessing. Here’s the latest.
New Tools Help Identity Theft Victims Fight Back and Recover
Jim Gold on January 31, 2016
It’s not a question of if but when you will become a victim of identity theft, officials warn as they offer consumers more help to ease the pain.
Beware the Perils of Crooked Tax Preparers
Jim Gold on January 31, 2016
Here’s what happens when corrupt tax preparers get your business (or your personal information) — it’s not pretty — and where to look if you need tax help.
Ex-NBA Star Marbury in Drive to Revive Cheap Sneakers
Jim Gold on January 31, 2016
Can a $15 pair of athletic shoes help stop a run of crime while making you run faster?
Last Year’s 12 Weirdest Excuses for Being Late to Work
Karla Bowsher on January 29, 2016
What do the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Vaseline and a black bear have in common? They featured in some of 2015’s most outrageous excuses for being late to work
Despite Recovery, Wages Sink in 80 Percent of Big Metros
Karla Bowsher on January 29, 2016
America’s largest metropolitan areas saw robust growth during the economic recovery, but relatively few residents achieved a higher quality of life, says a new report.
The 10 Wealthiest Colleges in the Nation
Karla Bowsher on January 29, 2016
College endowments had a less-than-banner year in 2015. However, these 10 schools won’t be pleading poverty anytime soon.
Wronged by Your Airline? This Little-Known Advocate Can Help
Christopher Elliott on January 29, 2016
This traveler’s story illustrates how, under new leadership, this government agency is now using its clout to help individuals treated badly by airlines.
“El Chapo” Shirts Are Flying Off the Shelves at $128 (and Reselling for More)
Krystal Steinmetz on January 29, 2016
An L.A.-based clothing retailer saw orders for this shirt increase tenfold overnight — all because this infamous man was seen wearing it.
5 Painless Ways to Save Money Shopping for the Family
Krystal Steinmetz on January 29, 2016
Kids can be a real drain on your wallet. Check out these money-saving tips before you plan your next shopping trip.
Swap Old Baby Items for Discounts at Toys R Us and Babies R Us
Krystal Steinmetz on January 28, 2016
Before you throw out that broken toy, car seat or crib, check out this offer by the big-box retailer.
56 Coupons to Slash Your Household Expenses This Week
Karla Bowsher on January 28, 2016
As of this morning, Procter & Gamble has released 56 printable coupons good for up to $3 off a purchase. Find out which brands offer savings.
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