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Amazon Yanks Its Diapers for Design Change
Amazon pulled its Elements diapers, less than two months after they were introduced.
Milk Turnaround Promises a Bright Spot in Your Budget
After setting record high prices last year, the cost of milk is expected to take a dramatic drop this year.
FTC: Credit Report Errors Can Take Years to Fix
The Federal Trade Commission found that some people get so tired of fighting to fix an error on their credit report that they end up giving up and living with the mistake.
It’s Not All Credit Scores: Other Things Your Lender Might Be Looking At
Your FICO score isn’t the only thing lenders might look at when you apply for a loan. What else could they use? Welcome to the “5 C’s” of credit.
7 Bizarre Driverless Car Predictions
Terrorist vehicles? Mobile kitchens? We look at strange thoughts about the future of driverless cars.
Federal Judge Clobbers Dish for Telemarketing Violations
An U.S. District judge found Dish Network liable for more than 57 million illegal telemarketing calls, including Do-Not-Call violations.
Watch the Super Bowl for Free, No Cable Required
NBC is providing a free, 11-hour live-stream of the Super Bowl.
Kiss-and-Drop Fee at the Airport: It’s Already Happening in the UK
Several airports in the U.K. charge drivers, including taxis, a “kiss and drop” fee at the airport, and if you stay longer than the allotted waiting time, you could be fined.
Tax Hacks 2015: Avoid These 10 Common Filing Mistakes
Perfectionism isn’t always a good thing, but it is when you’re doing your taxes. Get your return done right by avoiding these 10 common mistakes.
Are Airlines Fees Refundable? Often You Have to Guess
You probably assume that many airline fees are refundable if your plans change. Airlines assume the opposite: that unless they specifically say a fee is refundable, it isn’t.
Yes, You Can Afford College: 4 Tips for Getting Scholarships
You’ll want to apply your Type-A personality traits to the job of finding and then successfully applying for scholarships. I did, and it really helped my college-bound kids.
How to Screw Up Your Insurance in 2015: A Step-by-Step Guide
Here are 12 easy ways to bungle your insurance this year — many requiring little or no effort!
Payday Lenders Pony Up Record Fine for Deceiving Borrowers
The Federal Trade Commission has reached a record-setting settlement with two payday lenders affiliated with race car driver Scott Tucker for charging customers undisclosed fees.
‘Breastaurants’ Thrive as Other Eateries Struggle
It seems the keys to attracting diners to casual, sit-down restaurants are unique menu items and cleavage-baring servers.
Experts ID Top Threat to Global Stability: ‘Staggering’ Inequality
A new report identifies the growing gap between the rich and the poor as the biggest global risk in the next decade.
Yes, You Can Afford College: Completing the FAFSA
If you want financial aid for college, you must complete the free application for student aid. Here’s what you need to know.
Are Private Schools Really Better Than Public?
Should you be shelling out big bucks so your kids can go to a private school? Here’s why the answer may be yes…and no.
Why Your Tax Refund May Be Slower (or Never Arrive) This Year
Tax season just got worse for consumers, thanks to budget cuts at the IRS.
That Sinking Feeling: Most Americans Say They Can’t Keep Up With the Cost of Living
A new Pew report reveals that 55 percent of Americans believe they’re falling behind financially.
Millennials Spend Big Bucks on Media
Deloitte predicts that North American millennials will spend $62 billion this year on movies, music, television and other media content.
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