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Work-From-Home Scams Multiply: 10 Tips to Avoid Being a Victim
Jim Gold on September 16, 2015
If you’re looking for work you can do from home the opportunities are growing rapidly — but so are scams that could cost you money and worse. Here’s how to spot a dud.
Sick of Being Crammed Into an Airplane? This Group Has Your Back(side)
Krystal Steinmetz on September 15, 2015
Passenger rights group lobbies for Congress to put a halt to ever-shrinking airplane seats, but the airline industry says the market, not government, should drive these choices.
Reaching for a Sports Drink or Vitamin Water? Read This First
Krystal Steinmetz on September 15, 2015
Health experts suggest you bypass most of those “healthy” drinks on the grocery store shelves. Here’s why.
Applying for College Financial Aid Just Got a Little Easier
Krystal Steinmetz on September 15, 2015
How a newly streamlined process is geared to help students and families get an accurate picture of college costs earlier in the year and make better decisions.
Fewer Renters Becoming Homeowners — Here’s What It Means
Karla Bowsher on September 15, 2015
Homeowners feel good about the current state of the housing market. But they are less optimistic about the future.
Average Gas Price Dips Below $2 a Gallon in These 3 States
Karla Bowsher on September 15, 2015
One analyst says oil prices could fall as low as about $20 a barrel. Find out why forecasters anticipate lower gas costs ahead.
Ask Stacy: Can You Help Me Clean Up My Credit History?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
This reader has bad marks on her credit history, is worried they’ll prevent her from getting a job, and wants to get them removed. There are millions of Americans in her shoes.
Can You Get a Good Deal on a Car — Sight Unseen, No Hassle?
Maryalene LaPonsie on September 15, 2015
These emerging businesses are betting you want to avoid haggling and kicking tires to get a good vehicle at a fair price.
Why U.S. Pumpkin Sales Plummet, Even as Our Taste for Pumpkin Peaks
Krystal Steinmetz on September 14, 2015
Our love for this seasonal flavor has not waned, but Americans tend to choose the fattening versions of what could be a healthy food.
Do Jessica Alba’s ‘Honest’ Products Make Dishonest Claims?
Krystal Steinmetz on September 14, 2015
The Honest Co. founded by the actress has recently been hit with two lawsuits. Find out why consumers are suing the eco-friendly firm.
Your Driver’s License Soon May Not Work as Airport I.D.
Krystal Steinmetz on September 14, 2015
Air travelers from one of four states with licenses that don’t meet the federal standards could be affected as soon as 2016. Here are the details.
10 Top 2015 Cars to Buy at a Discount Before Year-End
Karla Bowsher on September 14, 2015
Now’s the best time of year to find a bargain on a new car, according to Consumer Reports. Find out which models offer the best deals.
Cellphone Carriers Offer Deals to iPhone Owners Who Upgrade
Karla Bowsher on September 14, 2015
Verizon is just the latest phone company trying to entice iPhone owners to upgrade. Find out about the available deals.
White House’s ‘College Scorecard’ Is New Comparison Tool
Karla Bowsher on September 20, 2016
President Obama has announced a new tool designed to help families make informed decisions about higher education.
How to Save $500 for Christmas Shopping
Jim Gold on September 14, 2015
A little planning now will lower holiday stress later and even save you money.
4 Tips for Helping the Syrian People in Crisis
Ari Cetron on September 14, 2015
The best ways to contribute to people affected by the conflict and make sure your money doesn’t end up in the hands of a scammer instead.
10 Automakers to Put This Crash-Prevention System in All New Cars
Jim Gold on September 13, 2015
Find out which makers will install Automatic Emergency Breaking as a standard feature, and how this technology could change insurance rates.
Hacker Easily Cracks TSA-Approved Luggage Locks
Jim Gold on September 13, 2015
TSA says the purpose of the locks was to provide peace of mind for travelers, but even that function is now in question.
Seattle Teachers Strike Puts 53,000 Students in Limbo
Jim Gold on September 13, 2015
Negotiations are to resume Saturday to iron out disputes over teacher pay and other issues. The city’s public schools have been closed for the first three days of the new academic year.
5 Smart Money Moves for First-Time College Students
Allison Martin on September 11, 2015
Headed off to college as a freshman? Here are some tips to help set the foundation for your financial future.
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