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5 Painless Tips to Save The Earth — And Your Wallet
Karla Bowsher on April 22, 2015
On this Earth Day, start using these five tips that contribute to saving the planet.
30 Cities With the Longest Workweeks
Karla Bowsher on April 22, 2015
Workers in these places devote many hours commuting to and working on the job. Did your city make the list?
The Retirement Savings Gap: Where Do You Rank?
Karla Bowsher on April 22, 2015
Americans are more confident about retirement, but the savings numbers remain dismal. Find out how you compare.
Climate-Friendly Drivers: 10 Things to Know About Electric Cars
Guest Blogger on June 5, 2015
There are reasons that eco-friendly car buyers are reluctant to plunge into the electric car market. Here is what they need to know.
Dr. Oz to Use His Talk Show to Beat Back Critics
Krystal Steinmetz on April 22, 2015
Dr. Oz plans to use his daytime talk show to address accusations made by a group of doctors that he promotes “quack treatments.” Here’s the scoop.
Digital Divide Traps 5 Million Families in ‘Homework Gap’
Jim Gold on April 21, 2015
Seven in 10 teachers make assignments that require Internet access, but many lower income students don’t have a Wi-Fi connection at home, Pew Research shows.
Financial Worries That Keep Americans Awake at Night
Jim Gold on April 21, 2015
A new Gallup poll shows the overall anxiety level down from the height of the economic crisis but not back to prerecession numbers. Here are the details.
Data Breaches Nearly Double: Here’s How to Stay Safe
Karla Bowsher on April 21, 2015
Whether you’ve fallen victim to data theft or simply want to avoid it, here is what you need to know.
Forget the Winery: Country’s First ‘Weedery’ to Open Soon
Karla Bowsher on April 21, 2015
A Colorado “vineyard” will be populated with marijuana instead of grapes. Find out what the nation’s first “weedery” will offer to the public.
Get a Designer Kitchen for Pennies on the Dollar
Marilyn Lewis on April 21, 2015
Enterprising homeowners are buying $100,000 kitchens second-hand for a fraction of their original prices. Here’s how it works.
Want to Save Money? Keep These 4 Emotions or Behaviors in Check
Guest Blogger on April 21, 2015
When our feelings overtake our rational plans, we make expensive mistakes. Here are some things to watch for so you don’t get derailed.
Where Being a Renter Really, Really Stinks
Krystal Steinmetz on April 20, 2015
A ranking of the U.S. cities where the cost of renting has soared, vacancies have plummeted and property owners are reaping the rewards.
Why Frederick’s of Hollywood is Stripping Down Operations
Krystal Steinmetz on April 20, 2015
The store that once promised women that “marry-a-millionaire” look shuts down its brick-and-mortar stores, bowing to a new aesthetic.
The Top 5 Job Interview Deal-Breakers
Karla Bowsher on April 20, 2015
Interviewing with a prospective employer? Avoid these mistakes at all costs.
6 Fitness Apps That Will Save You Time and Money in 2020
Allison Martin on January 1, 2020
Use these apps to turn your smartphone into a low-cost electronic personal trainer.
Are Hospitals Ditching Lower-Income Patients for Richer Ones?
Karla Bowsher on April 20, 2015
A growing trend may reveal the financial motives of many hospitals. Find out what it means for you.
Move Over, Fake IRS Agents: There’s a New Scammer in Town
Karla Bowsher on April 20, 2015
A new type of scammer may be targeting you. Follow these three steps to avoid becoming a victim.
Smoking Is Down Among Teens, but There’s This Other Problem …
Krystal Steinmetz on November 22, 2017
E-cigarette use tripled 2013 to 2014. Here’s what the experts have to say about it.
40 Universities Control Two-Thirds of Higher-Ed Money
Krystal Steinmetz on April 17, 2015
A new Moody’s study found that the higher education wealth gap is widening. Find out which schools have all the money.
The Rich Seem to Have Everything, Even Longer Lives
Krystal Steinmetz on April 17, 2015
The more money you have, the lower your likelihood of disease and early death, a new report says.
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