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Best and Worst Easter Candy For Your Waistline
What’s inside popular Easter candies? We reveal the good and the bad about more than a dozen favorites.
Earn More on Your Savings Through Peer-to-Peer Lending
With interest rates on savings accounts near zero, you may be looking for better-paying investments. One option: become a banker of sorts yourself.
5 Ways to Join the Billionaires’ Club
Taking a cue from the Forbes billionaire list, here’s how to join the ranks of the mega-rich.
5 Basics for Helping Your Parents Reach Their Retirement Goals
The folks who led you through childhood may need help getting to their goals and staying safe from scams.
Amazon Launches Store Showcasing New Gadgets and Inventions
The e-commerce giant is working with startups to offer customers direct and exclusive access to freshly minted products.
These Retailers Top the List for Store Closures for 2015
As shoppers continue to gravitate to e-commerce, scores of brick-and-mortar outlets will be on the chopping block in coming months.
Think Twice if You Get a Call From the IRS or the ‘Prize Patrol’
The Federal Trade Commission details the top 10 impostor scams. Pay attention and spare yourself the consequences of these ploys.
Energy Drinks Linked To Higher Blood Pressure
A study of healthy young adults has discovered a link between higher blood pressure and energy drinks.
Are Emotions Helping or Hurting Your Finances?
Stay away from your wallet when you feel sad, mad or guilty.
Big Brother Wants More Control Over Your Computer
Critics say a proposed change in federal search warrant procedures could put your computer at risk.
A Free 2-Step Solution for More Sleep
A new study adds improved sleep to the list of health benefits of meditation. Here’s how to embrace this practice.
Think Your Property Tax is High? See Who is Off the Charts in County-by-County View of U.S.
Find out if your rate is above average, and where property owners pay a whopping seven times the average.
FTC: DirecTV Duped Consumers with Hidden Fees, Deceptive Ads
The Federal Trade Commission is suing DirecTV for allegedly misleading consumers about the cost of its programming.
What You Decide to Buy Depends on How You Look at It, Literally
New research suggests that consumers make different purchasing decisions depending on whether they’re looking up or down at a products on the shelves at a store.
Introducing… Kale!? Ronald McDonald Takes a Cue From Old MacDonald
The fast-food giant reportedly is considering adding the trendy superfood to its menu as part of an effort to appeal to more health-conscious consumers.
It’s Official: Social Isolation Is Killing Us
New research shows that social isolation can be as bad for your health as obesity and drug abuse.
Tax Scammers Netting Millions
More than 366,000 people have been targeted across every state in the largest scam of its kind in U.S. history.
Copycat Drugs Could Cut Prices in Half
Knockoffs of costly biotech drugs could mean big savings for consumers.
A Cheaper Way to See the USA — Volunteering in Nation’s Parks
Most of the top wilderness and historical destinations in the country offer hookups or other lodging to volunteers. Here’s how to get in on a rewarding and inexpensive travel opportunity.
Obama’s Student Loan ‘Bill of Rights’ Promising, But Shy on Details
The president issues a call to federal agencies to help make education attainable and lighten student loan debt burden.
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