7 Eye-Opening Truths About Driverless Cars

on May 11, 2015

Media reports suggest that a driverless future is right around the corner. But here is the real scoop.

Is Your Coffee Hiding a Deadly Secret?

on May 11, 2015

Your coffee machine could be dispensing more than meets the eye. Here’s what you need to know about the potential for deadly bacteria in your caffeine fix.

How to Fight ‘Surprise’ Medical Bills

on May 11, 2015

If you’ve ever gotten a medical bill your insurance company wouldn’t pay, you’re not alone. Here’s how to fight back.

Taking the Bite Out of ‘Vampire’ Electrical Costs

on May 11, 2015

Would you leave your car idling in your garage? That’s what you’re doing with many things plugged in around your house. Here are the worst offenders.

How to Make the Most Money Selling Your Used Textbooks

on May 11, 2015

Bookstores and other buyers can pay vastly different prices for the same textbook, which is why it pays to shop around when selling your school books.

5 Home-Buying Cliches You Should Not Believe

on May 11, 2015

“Home values always rise” and other misconceptions that can lead you to make expensive mistakes in purchasing real estate.

Bon Appetit! Crickets, Anyone?

on May 9, 2015

Insects, such as crickets, could be the way to address growing global food demands. Here are some companies attempting to create a taste for bug-based foods in the United States.

Vanishing Campuses: 29 Colleges to Shut Down

on May 10, 2015

Cascading closures could signal the beginning of the end for for-profit colleges. Here’s the latest.

College Majors That Land the 10 Best (and Worst) Paying Jobs

on May 8, 2015

Although college graduates earn about $1 million more throughout their lifetime than high school grads, they need to choose their major carefully.

Tips for Age-Proofing Your Resume

on May 8, 2015

These resume tweaks will help older workers avoid losing out on a job opportunity due to age discrimination.

How Rising Home Prices Hurt Us All

on May 8, 2015

Decreases in homeownership rates are driving increases in income inequality, according to a recent study.

Having Kids Later in Life Can Endanger Finances

on May 8, 2015

There are more older parents than ever, and they face unique financial concerns. Find out more.

How Much Personal Data Should We Render Up to The Man?

on May 8, 2015

With the advent of Apple watches — and myriad similar devices — our employers, and others, will be seeking to collect our personal information, and will be capable of doing so in great detail, if we agree. Do we?

Now Showing: Amazon Prime Video — in Flight

on May 7, 2015

Amazon Prime members who fly with this airline won’t need to rush to download their favorite shows before taking off. They can get video free, unlimited and streaming on board.

Credit: The Good, the Bad and (Also Bad) the Invisible

on May 7, 2015

Some 26 million Americans lack a credit file, which has an impact that goes beyond difficulty accessing loans. Here’s the problem.

LA Sues Wells Fargo for Creepy Tactics That Cost Customers

on May 7, 2015

LA alleges that Wells Fargo employees opened fraudulent accounts for unwitting customers and committed other outrages.

‘Endless’ Ways to Trick Yourself Into Eating Healthier

on May 7, 2015

Making minor tweaks in your kitchen can lead to big success in your diet, research shows. Find out more.

Why Hispanics Live Longer Than Whites

on May 7, 2015

Despite a host of socioeconomic disadvantages, Hispanics fare better than Caucasians in the U.S. in some important ways.

You Soon Could Be Tipping a Lot More

on May 7, 2015

Thank technology for these new blows to your budget.

10 Money Lessons From ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’

on May 7, 2015

Explosions? Yes. Costumed superheroes? Check. But the comic-book extravaganza packs a financial punch, too

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