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Is Comcast’s New Streaming Service Too Good to Be True?
Krystal Steinmetz on July 14, 2015
Although a $15 per month streaming service that includes HBO sounds enticing, it’s not all it’s cracked up to be.
Room Service? I’d Like a Burger, Fries and Skinny Jeans
Krystal Steinmetz on July 14, 2015
Lose your suitcase? Spill coffee on your white blouse? Gap is teaming up with Virgin Hotels to offer travelers an easy solution for wardrobe malfunctions.
$2-Per-Gallon Gas: Coming Soon to Pumps Near You?
Karla Bowsher on July 14, 2015
The U.S. and other nations have reached a historic deal with Iran that could cut the cost of gasoline. Find out more.
GE Offering Unlimited Time Off to Many Employees
Karla Bowsher on July 14, 2015
General Electric has become the largest company yet to offer unlimited time off to employees. But not everyone can use the perk.
45 States Earn an ‘F’ for Health Care Price Transparency
Karla Bowsher on July 14, 2015
Most states fail miserably at disclosing health care price information to the public, a study finds. But one state has gone from a grade of “F” in 2014 to an “A” today.
Ask Stacy: What’s the Difference Between Mortgage Rates and APRs?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
Shopping for a house is more fun than shopping for a mortgage, but if you do it right, mortgage shopping isn’t that hard and can pay off big time. Here’s how.
Are We Headed Into Another Real Estate Bubble?
Marilyn Lewis on July 14, 2015
There’s dire talk about the real estate market overheating again. Here’s why you shouldn’t worry about it.
Battle of the Titans: Wal-Mart Mega-Sale vs. Amazon Blow-Out
Ari Cetron on July 13, 2015
The brick-and-mortar giant challenges the online retail giant with a competing sale. Consumers rejoice!
Enthusiastic About Your Job? Most Americans Say ‘Meh’
Ari Cetron on July 13, 2015
A Gallup poll finds that U.S. worker engagement is climbing out of the depths but is still nothing to brag about.
The Grayest U.S. Counties — And a Few That Are Getting Younger
Ari Cetron on July 13, 2015
Can you guess the county where more than half of the population is older than the age of 65?
How 3 Million Homeowners Could Save $200 a Month
Karla Bowsher on July 13, 2015
American homeowners could collectively save up to $1.66 billion a month by making one key change.
Where Do Federal Student Loan Dollars Really Go?
Karla Bowsher on July 13, 2015
The list of schools receiving the largest amount of federal student loan dollars is not dominated by prestigious private universities, or medical or law schools. Find out who is getting the cash.
Big Companies Pledge to Hire 100,000-Plus Youths by 2018
Karla Bowsher on July 13, 2015
Walmart, Starbucks and Microsoft are among more than a dozen companies ramping up efforts to bring teens into the workforce. Find out what these businesses will offer.
5 Ways to Dramatically Reduce the Cost of College
B.T. Ballenger on May 28, 2020
Don’t let the sticker price of college scare you away from getting your degree. Few students pay the asking price. Here’s how to reduce your net cost.
Rate of Uninsured Americans Hits New Low
Ari Cetron on July 11, 2015
Love it or hate it, Obamacare has pushed health insurance coverage to a new level. Find out where the greatest expansion has been.
Do Beer Drinkers Need Government Protection?
Ari Cetron on July 10, 2015
Lawmakers’ efforts to ensure that bar patrons get what they pay for when they order a pint have so far come up short. Here’s the sobering scoop.
Bank Offers ‘Faster and Safer’ ATM Access, Without a Card
Ari Cetron on July 10, 2015
Customers of this major U.S. bank can make cash withdrawals using just a smartphone. Here’s how it works, and why it’s more secure than the traditional system.
4 Ways to See Movies at a Theater for Free
Donna Freedman on July 10, 2015
Movie tickets continue to get more expensive. But why pay at all? Find out how to see your favorite flicks without opening a wallet or purse.
Is This McDonald’s Toy Really Cursing at Children?
Karla Bowsher on July 10, 2015
McDonald’s has dismissed concerns that a Happy Meal toy utters profanity. What do you hear?
The States That Love — or Loathe — Fruits and Vegetables
Karla Bowsher on July 10, 2015
Less than 15 percent of Americans eat the recommended amount of produce daily, but some states have a worse track record than others.
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