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Best (and Worst) Airports for Saving Time and Money
Ari Cetron on June 24, 2015
If you’re choosing a destination for vacation, this ranking could make the difference. A serious wonk crunched the numbers.
Warning: Skinny Jeans Could Be Hazardous to Your Health
Krystal Steinmetz on June 24, 2015
How the too-tight jeans landed one woman in the hospital, and why she is not an isolated case. Here’s the skinny.
FBI Warns That Nasty ‘Ransomware’ Is Spreading
Karla Bowsher on June 24, 2015
A type of malicious software has been used to steal at least $18 million from victims since April 2014. Here’s how to protect yourself.
10 States That Best Protect Your Retirement Nest Egg
Karla Bowsher on June 24, 2015
Deciding where to retire? Don’t just consider the weather. Choosing the right state may determine whether you will live as a prince or a pauper.
Almost Half of Couples Don’t Know This About Each Other
Karla Bowsher on December 19, 2025
A large percentage of people in committed relationships are clueless about a basic detail of their partner’s financial life. Find out what it is.
Should You Take Investing Advice From a Robot?
Marilyn Lewis on July 11, 2016
Robo-advisers are especially good if you’re young or have an uncomplicated financial picture.
Retailers Pull Confederate Flag Merchandise
Jim Gold on June 23, 2015
Following Wal-Mart’s lead, retailers including Amazon, Etsy and eBay pull Confederate flags and merchandise emblazoned with its image.
Is American Faith in Banks Finally on the Mend?
Ari Cetron on June 23, 2015
Wounds of the Great Recession are slow to heal when it comes to confidence in the banking industry. A recent Gallup survey shows how the perception of these and other U.S. institutions stack up.
Amazon Deploys New Weapon in War on Phony Reviews
Jim Gold on June 23, 2015
Months after suing three firms it said faked product reviews, Amazon turns to artificial intelligence to keep it real for shoppers.
Too Much Fat, Sugar Linked to Decline in Brain Function
Karla Bowsher on June 23, 2015
New research adds to growing evidence that an overindulgent diet can harm us. Find out how.
Phone Chargers Could Soon Become Obsolete
Karla Bowsher on June 23, 2015
Emerging technologies promise to extend battery life, or actually recharge your phone while you’re on the go.
Putting a Price Tag on Mom’s Stress Load
Karla Bowsher on June 23, 2015
Economists say a mother’s income would have to increase dramatically to compensate for the stress that comes with kids. Find out how much she needs.
Ask Stacy: What’s the Fastest Way to Rebuild My Credit?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
This reader filed for bankruptcy and wonders if a secured credit card will help him rebuild his credit. Here’s the answer for him, as well as anyone looking to build, or rebuild, their credit.
14 Things We Can Learn From a Little-Known Billionaire
Donna Freedman on June 23, 2015
From impoverished Armenian immigrant’s son to billionaire businessman. How did he do it?
Think You’re Paying Your Baby Sitter Enough? Think Again
Krystal Steinmetz on June 22, 2015
Find out the going rate for a sitter in your area. (Warning: You might experience some sticker shock.)
Taylor Swift Speaks — and Apple Listens
Krystal Steinmetz on June 22, 2015
The pop music star slammed the giant tech for its treatment of artists — prompting a swift mea culpa and policy change.
Guess Where Millennials Love to Shop
Krystal Steinmetz on June 22, 2015
What’s trendy for this generation of young people is convenience and low prices.
Is Electricity to Blame for Our Lack of Sleep?
Karla Bowsher on June 22, 2015
A new study sheds much light on Americans’ modern-day struggles with insomnia. Here’s what you should know about how electricity impacts sleep.
Medical Bills? Tips to Protect Yourself Until Laws Improve
Karla Bowsher on June 22, 2015
Federal legislation that would better protect consumers from unfair medical bills is in the works. In the meantime, these tips can help you today.
The Most and Least ‘American’ Cities
Karla Bowsher on June 22, 2015
Independence Day is right around the corner. Which cities most — and least — resemble the nation as a whole?
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