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It’s Official: The Rich Are Getting Richer
Krystal Steinmetz on August 9, 2016
A record number of people have 10-figure bank accounts. Find out how many women belong to the club, and how many billionaires call North America home.
Earn Up to 50 Percent Cash Back When Shopping This Week
Karla Bowsher on August 9, 2016
Move over, back-to-school season: Ebates.com is now celebrating back-to-campus season by offering double cash back.
Is ‘Ominous’ Music Putting Shark Population at Risk?
Chris Kissell on August 9, 2016
Does the theme from “Jaws” play in your mind every time you see video of sharks? If so, you could unwittingly contribute to the species’ demise, a new study contends.
7 Car-Leasing Myths That Cost You Big Money
Nancy Dunham on August 9, 2016
Leasing cars is more popular than ever, for good reason, but it can be tricky. Check out these common mistaken notions so you can get the best deal.
Survey: Number of U.S. Adults Smoking Pot Doubles
Krystal Steinmetz on August 8, 2016
Find out where people are mostly likely to admit smoking marijuana.
FTC: Marketers Making Bogus Zika Protection Claims
Krystal Steinmetz on August 8, 2016
The Federal Trade Commission is cracking down on some online marketers’ Zika claims. Find out which products offer the best protection against the virus.
12 of the Most Bizarre Museums in the U.S.
Karla Bowsher on August 8, 2016
There just might be a museum for every fancy — whether you love pinball, the kazoo or dollhouses.
IHOP Offers ‘Kids Eat Free’ Program for Next Few Weeks
Karla Bowsher on August 8, 2016
If you have a child age 12 or under, you can score free food through Sept. 25. Find out more details.
The Middle-Wage Jobs at Greatest Risk of Disappearing
Karla Bowsher on August 8, 2016
Over the next five years, a host of occupations are expected to lose jobs. Find out which careers will be in trouble.
Comic Book, Hockey Card Fetch Huge Sums at Auction
Chris Kissell on August 8, 2016
A comic book sells for nearly $1 million, while a hockey card nets almost $500,000. Should you invest money in collectibles?
5 Ways to Tell the Absolute Truth at Work, Even When It’s Awkward
Nancy Dunham on August 8, 2016
Fibs at work can short-circuit a career and undermine a team, but telling the truth can be tricky. Experts explain how to tell the truth artfully.
Why It’s Tough to Quit on Trump
Ari Cetron on August 7, 2016
If you set up recurring contributions to the Trump campaign online and then have a change of heart, you’ve got a problem.
Apple Offers Big Money for Bug Hunters
Ari Cetron on August 7, 2016
Joining other tech companies, Apple announces it will pay bounties as high as $200,000 to hackers who locate security flaws in its products.
Heads Up for Suspicious Emails From Walmart
Ari Cetron on August 7, 2016
A wave of mysterious Walmart “password reset” notifications have been hitting inboxes, including those of people who don’t have accounts with the retailer.
10 Reasons Merchants Reject Your Credit Card
Allison Martin on August 5, 2016
Did a rejected credit card leave you stranded at the point of sale? Knowing why this happens can help you avoid such mishaps in the future.
Pokemon Go is a Go for Rio Olympics
Ari Cetron on August 5, 2016
The maker of the wildly popular augmented reality game says it will be available in Rio as spectators and athletes descend on the city for the Olympics.
Are You Driving ‘Hot Wheels’? The 10 Most-Stolen Cars
Karla Bowsher on August 5, 2016
It’s not flashy new models that car thieves are after these days. It’s something a little older.
Ask Stacy: Why Does My Credit Score Go Up and Down So Much?
Stacy Johnson CPA on April 30, 2020
Your credit score is bobbing and weaving. But why does it fluctuate when nothing in your financial life is changing? Should you care?
5 Steps to Financial Freedom
Kari Huus on August 5, 2016
Remember the goal — to live comfortably, fulfill your dreams and live without anxiety about the future — and learn how to get there.
Comcast’s Latest Push: Charging Customers for Privacy
Ari Cetron on August 4, 2016
Should service providers be able to charge more to customers who want their digital activities to remain off-limits? The FCC is weighing the arguments.
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