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Do Car Insurance Companies Look at Your Income?
Karla Bowsher on November 2, 2020
Your paycheck may help determine how much you fork over for auto insurance, a new study indicates.
18 Cities That Might Be In a Housing Bubble
Karla Bowsher on September 29, 2016
A new survey says real estate markets in 18 worldwide financial centers might be dangerously overheating.
Pumpkin Lovers Can Breathe a Sigh of Relief — Except Here
Krystal Steinmetz on September 28, 2016
Last year’s pumpkin shortage is just a bad memory in most places. But don’t tell that to customers at Starbucks.
Move Over, Tesla: Here Come Nissan’s Self-Driving Chairs
Krystal Steinmetz on September 28, 2016
Nissan’s new self-driving seats might make standing in line a thing of the past.
The 20 Cheapest Big Cities for Renters
Karla Bowsher on September 28, 2016
Looking for a dirt-cheap price on new digs? Consider the Rust Belt or the South, according to a new survey.
Government Wants to Know What ‘Healthy’ Means to You
Karla Bowsher on September 28, 2016
The FDA wants public input on what the word “healthy” should mean when it appears on food packaging.
5 Tips for Helping Boomerang Kids Without Bankrupting Yourself
Nancy Dunham on September 28, 2016
Adult kids want to move back in? Don’t unload the truck before you agree on these points.
The Top 10 Companies for Working Moms
Krystal Steinmetz on September 27, 2016
Find out which employers offer the best benefits, and whether your employer made the grade.
‘Stalking Apps’ Might Be Hidden on Your Smartphone
Karla Bowsher on September 27, 2016
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is cautioning the public about apps that secretly monitor your activity.
Got Kidney Stones? It Might Be Time to Travel to Disney
Karla Bowsher on September 27, 2016
Riding roller coasters could help you pass a kidney stone, new research shows.
What You Need to Know for 2017 Obamacare Enrollment
Jim Gold on September 27, 2016
It’s time again to enroll for insurance coverage — and the prognosis is for higher prices, fewer choices. Arm yourself with knowledge.
$30 ‘EpiPencil’ Is DIY Alternative to EpiPen
Krystal Steinmetz on September 26, 2016
The EpiPencil is a $30 DIY epinephrine-delivery device. But is it safe?
Why Your Grocery Bill Looks Better These Days
Krystal Steinmetz on September 26, 2016
Discount supermarket chains are putting the squeeze on grocery prices. That’s great news for consumers, but not so great for grocers’ profits and company shares.
7 Tips to Put Your Garden to Bed for Winter
Marilyn Lewis on September 26, 2016
Giving your garden a little TLC now will pay you back next spring — and for a long time to come.
Using the Wrong USB Drive Can Be Dangerous
Karla Bowsher on September 26, 2016
A recent attack in Australia highlights the risks of plugging a random USB drive into a computer.
Companies With Female Managers Perform Better
Karla Bowsher on September 26, 2016
A new report offers more evidence of a link between gender diversity and corporate performance
Computer Users Unhappy With Windows 10
Chris Kissell on September 26, 2016
The newest Microsoft operating system is drawing fire from computer users plagued by technical problems.
Quit Smoking Decades Ago? You’re Still at Risk
Chris Kissell on September 26, 2016
Some smoking-related damage can last 30 years and contribute to serious disease. But the news is not all bad.
Don’t Have Health Insurance? The IRS Might Contact You
Karla Bowsher on September 23, 2016
Uncle Sam wants you — a little too much, according to a few congressmen.
Hundreds of Museums Offering Free Admission Saturday
Karla Bowsher on September 23, 2016
Each ticket is good for two free admissions. Find out more details.
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