A Car Seat Designed to Prevent Child Deaths in Hot Cars

on July 27, 2015

This seat helps protect babies in car crashes as well as from the threat of being left in a parked car.

Move to This State and Improve Your Financial Health

on July 27, 2015

One state in America’s heartland is home to three cities where the financial health of residents is particularly robust. Find out which other cities made the list.

Modest Swimwear Could Be the Next Big Fashion Trend

on July 27, 2015

A lack of modest-yet-practical swimwear options spurred two women to take matters into their own hands. Find out more.

Products That Keep Pets Safe When They Ride in Your Car

on July 27, 2015

A new study looks at pet crates and carriers and names the products most likely to protect your animal in a vehicle crash.

8 Steps to Save Big at CVS

on June 23, 2016

How to find and stack discounts like a pro at the popular pharmacy.

8 Simple Steps to Avoid Getting Burned by New Apps

on July 27, 2015

Just as you need to protect your computer from attacks, you need to guard your smartphone from intrusion. Here’s how.

Forget Florida; Retirees Opting for Pot-Friendly States

on July 27, 2015

States that have legalized marijuana use have become popular retirement destinations for America’s seniors.

Love vs. Loans: How Student Debt Sabotages Relationships

on July 11, 2016

Disproportionate student loan debts add an extra layer of difficulty to young couples trying to figure out joint finances.

Amazon eBook Buyers Get eBucks Back Through a Court Settlement

on July 27, 2015

The antitrust settlement could provide a little boost to your Amazon account. Here’s what you should know.

10 Ways to Fight High Medical Bills

on August 24, 2020

Even if you have insurance, health care costs can quickly get out of hand. These 10 tips can keep your wallet in tip-top shape.

Hate Political Ads? Get Ready for More Than Ever

on July 24, 2015

If you can’t stand political commercials, 2016 could be a nightmare. Spending on one type of ad may increase by nearly 500 percent.

Fiat Chrysler Recalls 1.4 Million Vehicles Vulnerable to Hackers

on July 24, 2015

Vehicles affected by the recall include certain autos equipped with 8.4-inch touchscreens. Find out if your car is on the list.

Rich Kids Have It Better — and Poor Kids Worse — Than We Thought

on July 24, 2015

The American dream of upward social mobility looks more like a pipe dream, judging by new research.

Tricks of the Trade: Secrets the Cruise Lines Don’t Want You to Know

on July 24, 2015

Cruise ships remain hugely popular getaways, but confusing pricing and nickel-and-dime fees can dampen the experience. Try these tips to help you save on the high seas.

Why This New Camera is Sensational and Scary

on May 20, 2021

The Nikon P900’s remarkable zoom allows photographers to literally shoot the moon, but it also raises privacy concerns.

N.Y. to Bump Fast Food Workers to $15/Hour Wage

on July 23, 2015

The super-sized pay raise — about 70 percent for some workers — will come with some costs. Here’s why.

Tax-Free Weekends Help Take Sting Out of Back-to-School Costs

on July 23, 2015

See if your state participates in the annual tax holiday, or if you need to plan a road trip to get in on the savings.

Discover Slapped for Cheating 100,000+ Student Borrowers

on July 23, 2015

The bank is ordered to pay a fine and refund money to thousands of borrowers for committing an array of debt collection violations.

Social Security Disability Funds May Run Out in 2016

on May 7, 2020

A report states that Social Security’s disability insurance program could run out of money by late 2016. Discover why the fund is in trouble.

26 of the Most Gratifying Cars to Drive

on July 23, 2015

The gap is narrowing between the appeal of premium-brand cars and nonpremium brand cars. Find out why.

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