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How Americans Lose $24 Billion in Free Money
Karla Bowsher on May 13, 2015
This one mistake could cost you more than $1,000 each year. Find out what it is.
Baby on the Way? 8 Ways to Ready Your Finances
Guest Blogger on May 13, 2015
If figuring out how to make things work financially with another mouth to feed makes you more nauseous than morning sickness, then this article can help you.
Will This Invention Replace Flight Attendants and Food Trolleys?
Krystal Steinmetz on May 12, 2015
Patent filing suggests an alternative to the traditional system of trolleys and flight attendants. Here’s the scoop.
The Grads Most Likely to Pay Off Student Loans
Krystal Steinmetz on July 13, 2015
A new report reveals that a good indicator of whether you’ll pay off your student loans is which college you attend. The list of top schools is not as obvious as you’d think.
Should You Eat Meatless Meat?
Karla Bowsher on May 12, 2015
Sales of vegetarian “meat’ are on the rise, but probably not for the reason you think. Find out more.
How Owning a Dog Can Improve Your Life
Karla Bowsher on May 12, 2015
Man’s best friend — and other pets — benefit owners’ physical health and even social lives in multiple ways, according to a new study.
How to Go Organic Without Going Broke
Karla Bowsher on May 12, 2015
Organic foods can be cheaper than conventional foods — if you know where to look. Find out which stores offer the best deals.
8 Cost-Cutting Lessons from California’s Drought Crisis
Jim Gold on May 12, 2015
No matter where you live, the California drought affects you, and it also provides some practical tips on saving water — and money.
How the Health of U.S. Moms Stacks Up in Global Ranking
Krystal Steinmetz on May 11, 2015
Hint: American moms are between Somali moms (at the low end) and Norwegians (with the highest ranking), and by some measures on par with the Serbians.
Does Grandpa Have a Smartphone? It Could be His Key to Independence
Krystal Steinmetz on May 11, 2015
A new study reveals that seniors with cellphones use them differently, but love them more than younger users. Here are the details.
Cool Trend for Women: FYOE (Freeze Your Own Eggs) Parties
Krystal Steinmetz on May 11, 2015
Forget Tupperware parties. These get-togethers sell women on safeguarding the option of motherhood.
7 Eye-Opening Truths About Driverless Cars
Hiram Reisner 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?
Karla Bowsher 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
Karla Bowsher 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
Karla Bowsher 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
Marilyn Lewis 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
Guest Blogger 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?
Krystal Steinmetz 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
Krystal Steinmetz 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
Krystal Steinmetz 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.
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