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How Income And Education Affect Your Child’s Brain
Children who grow up in a lower socioeconomic status may see an impact in their brain development, according to new findings.
First Junk Food Tax Is Here
Is the Navajo Nation ahead of the health curve? Or is its Healthy Dine Nation Act destined to fail?
Tiny Slice Of Americans Saves More Than 15 Percent Of Income
Employment has improved over the past year, but retirement savings aren’t necessarily following suit.
More Workers Are Saying ‘I Quit’: Should You Join Them?
International Quit Your Crappy Job Day is upon us! If you’re considering celebrating this little-known holiday by jumping ship, here are some things you should consider.
4 Reasons Not to Invest in Gold
Gold may glitter in jewelry and ancient funerary objects, but as an investment it’s a rather dull performer. Here’s why.
Latest Death Linked to Pot Raises More Questions About Edibles
Three deaths in Colorado have now been linked to marijuana edibles. Colorado lawmakers want pot-infused foods to look different from regular foods, but does that requirement go far enough?
CFPB, Obama Take Aim at Payday Lenders
President Obama throws his weight behind new rules proposed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to curb payday loan debt traps.
Despite Its Benefits, Fewer Americans Are Volunteering
Nearly half of Utah residents give their time to causes, earning the state the top spot for volunteerism, according to this recent analysis. Find out where your state ranks.
Newspapers Are Still The Largest Source Of Coupons
An industry report reminds shoppers of the best places to nab cost-cutting coupons.
Facebook Hopes To Cover Globe With High-Speed Access
Facebook will start test flights this summer in an effort to take Internet access worldwide.
Apple CEO’s Fortune Destined For Charity
Tim Cook says he plans to donate his wealth to charity. How much are worthy causes likely to collect?
Home Prices Outpacing Wages — By A Lot
Nationwide, homes have appreciated 13 times faster on average than wages have grown over the past two years.
Millennials Flock to Urban Jobs, But Meet Barriers to Housing
Real estate statistics make a compelling case for young people to consider not just salary but affordability as they decide where to live.
Color Me Happy: Choosing Paint to Set the Mood for Each Room
An expert offers tips on harnessing the psychological power of color throughout your home.
Majority of Tech Workers Report Being Bullied at Work
If you thought bullying ended at the schoolyard, you’re sadly mistaken. The problem prompted one IT CEO to launch a “No Jerks Allowed” campaign.
Mortgage Relief Scammers Barred From the Market
FTC slaps Texas-based Home Relief Foundation for charging distressed homeowners up to $4,000 for debt relief that it never delivered.
Who Is the Biggest Employer in Your State?
One U.S. company is the largest employer in 40 percent of states. Can you guess who it is?
Lower Your Cable Bill With Techniques A Hostage Negotiator Uses
A former FBI hostage negotiator breaks down the keys to getting a better deal from your cable company.
Refurbished Electronics 101: How to Save Up To 50 Percent
Looking for nearly new electronics at a fraction of the price? Find out how to buy refurbished laptops, phones and more.
Birthday Cake Frappuccino, Anyone? Better Act Now
Starbucks is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the frappuccino with a special drink. But you better act fast.
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