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6 Reasons Why Hiring a Personal Trainer Is Worth the Money
Why a trainer is a good investment and how to choose one.
The Happiest Employee Award Goes To…
A recent study found the construction industry has the happiest employees in the workforce. Here’s why.
New Ads on Facebook Help Businesses Target Individuals
Facebook’s new product ads allow businesses to highlight products based on users interests, location and previously visited web sites.
Why Your Next Candy Bar Might Taste a Little Different
Nestle moves to make its chocolate candies a little healthier.
5 Password Managers to Keep All Your Secrets Safe
Don’t lose your sanity trying to remember all your online passwords. Use one of these top-rated password managers instead.
9 Reasons to Love Credit Unions (And Not Big Banks)
Credit unions exist to serve their members. What big bank can say that?
How a Destination Wedding (Sun, Sand, Tropical Drinks) Can Be a Good Deal
A bride-to-be explains how her plan to get married in the Caribbean instead of at home is saving her and the groom money, while promising fun, intimate gathering.
Here’s an Idea: Use Your Vacation Days or Else…
Japan is considering a proposal to require workers to use their vacation time. Should the U.S. follow suit?
Could Devaluing SSNs Stymie Security Breaches?
Cyberattacks have affected millions of Americans in recent years, and the problem only worsens. Are Social Security numbers part of the problem and possibly key to the solution?
In Your 30s and Still Not Rich? The Odds Are Stacked Against You
A Federal Reserve Bank of New York study reveals that lifetime earnings are largely determined by what you make in your first 10 years.
Ask Stacy: Is Another Recession On the Way?
This reader wants to know if another recession is coming. The answer? Bet on it.
15 Ways to Ensure Your Donated Dollars Will Make a Difference
Pointers and tools that help you donate your money with passion and confidence.
Techie Gets Fat Bounty for Spotting Hole in Facebook Code
A “white hat” hacker in India ferreted out a flaw in Facebook code that could have been disastrously exploited. He reported it instead.
Report: Payday Loans Jeopardize Whole Communities
A Howard University report argues that small-dollar, high-interest payday loans threaten to push already vulnerable communities into poverty.
Feds Go After Mortgage Firms for Deceptive Ads, Targeting Elderly
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says these lenders were falsely suggesting a government affiliation in pursuit of reverse mortgage customers.
Think Twice Before Returning Items to These 5 Stores
Bring back one too many items, and it could mean no more buying for you.
Can You Get Cheaper Car Insurance? 12 Things to Know About ‘Discounts’
Better deals are out there, but some discounts turn out to be much less than meets the eye.
If You Live Here, You Probably Don’t Have (or Want) a Car
Nearly 1 in 10 American households does not own a vehicle. Here are some of the cities where many people find that the costs of car ownership outweigh the benefits.
AmEx-Costco Divorce, and What it Changes for Customers
After a 16-year partnership, Costco and AmEx are calling it quits. The split delivers a serious blow to AmEx’s market value, but the adjustment for customers should be modest.
Expedia Buys Orbitz, Creating Online Booking Mega-Agency; What it Means for Travelers
Expedia’s acquisition gives it a bigger market share of online booking, pitting it head-to-head with Priceline.
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