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Boomers Put Recession Behind Them and Retire in Droves
Karen Datko on May 30, 2014
Many baby boomers put off their retirement plans because of the ravages of the Great Recession. Now they’re feeling more confident about quitting work.
Shrink Your Grocery Budget by Growing Your Food
Maryalene LaPonsie on May 29, 2014
You could save some green by planting some green. Read our rundown on how to maximize the profits from your garden.
Should I Switch From Netflix to Amazon Prime?
Karen Datko on May 29, 2014
I’ve been a Netflix customer for several years. But Amazon Prime’s recent deal with HBO has made me wonder if it’s time to switch allegiances.
Are You a Smartphone Addict? New App Can Help
Krystal Steinmetz on May 28, 2014
A new app measures your phone time, rates your “addiction” and helps you break the habit.
More Are Worried About Theft of Credit Card Info
Guest Blogger on May 28, 2014
Americans have apparently been paying attention to all of the news about data breaches at major stores.
School for Babies Teaches Play and Self-Feeding for $33K a Year
Krystal Steinmetz on May 28, 2014
New York’s Explore+Discover school is focused on infant and toddler education, but the price tag is staggering.
Vacationing in Italy? 20 Frugal Travel Tips
Karen Datko on May 28, 2014
You’ll want to spend your hard-earned money on fabulous food and adorable B&Bs. Don’t waste it on money-changing fees and other unnecessary expenses.
The 10 Most Dangerous Cities for Walking
Guest Blogger on May 28, 2014
The four deadliest cities for pedestrians are in Florida, according to a new survey.
Median CEO Pay Hits a Record $10.5 Million
Krystal Steinmetz on May 27, 2014
CEO pay increased for the fourth consecutive year in 2013.
More Employers Are Relying on Part-Time, Contract Workers
Krystal Steinmetz on May 27, 2014
The increasing trend to fill jobs with part-time and contract workers worries economists and labor activists.
Plane Luggage Lost? Here’s $1,000
Krystal Steinmetz on May 27, 2014
For just $25, you can purchase a flight protection plan that covers a handful of common airline-related snafus, like lost luggage and flight cancellations.
What New Grads Need to Know About Obamacare
Guest Blogger on May 27, 2014
Obamacare has changed the world of health insurance for recent grads. Here’s what you need to know.
Why That Character on the Cereal Box Is Looking at You
Krystal Steinmetz on May 26, 2014
A new study indicates that making eye contact with characters like Cap’n Crunch could increase brand trust by 16 percent.
Many Americans Are Confused About Car Insurance
Krystal Steinmetz on November 2, 2020
A new quiz tests Americans’ understanding of what their auto insurance covers.
Employers Don’t Think Much of Millennials’ Work Ethic
Krystal Steinmetz on May 26, 2014
If you didn’t get the job you applied for, it may be because you’re at fault.
How to Save at Cedar Point
Maryalene LaPonsie on May 26, 2014
Don’t let your wallet run dry at America’s “best amusement park.” Follow these tips to keep more cash in your pocket.
The Highest-Paid Public College Presidents
Guest Blogger on May 26, 2014
Here are some of last year’s highest-paid public university presidents and the average debt loads of the graduates they served, based on class of 2012 figures.
How Much Do You Need to Earn to Pay Your Student Loans?
Krystal Steinmetz on June 1, 2014
A new online calculator helps consumers determine monthly student loan payments and the salary needed to afford them.
Buy a Home or Rent? A New Calculator Can Help You Decide
Krystal Steinmetz on May 23, 2014
A New York Times interactive calculator helps you weigh which option is best for you.
Proposal Would Halt Door-to-Door Mail Delivery for Millions
Krystal Steinmetz on May 23, 2014
Congress is considering a bill to replace some doorstep mail delivery with communal mailboxes.
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