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1 Million Americans To Be Cut from Food Stamps
A new report estimates that 1 million of the nation’s poorest residents will lose their food assistance as states return to former limits on who is eligible for food stamps as the economy improves.
What to Expect for Stocks, Housing and Oil Prices in 2015
Will these key components of the economy keep improving in 2015? We compare predictions from amateurs and experts.
8 Ways to Feel Rich When You’re Not
In the material world in which we all live, it’s sometimes easy to feel like you’re suffering. Here are some simple tips to keep you focused, and more important, happy.
13 Ways to Pay Off Student Loans Faster
Here are some simple ways to eliminate the student loan debt that’s wrecking your finances.
Rollin’ with Dough: We Keep Too Much Cash in Our Cars
Who says Americans can’t save? We’ve got $2.4 billion stashed in our vehicles.
ESPN Without Cable? You Got It
For $20 a month, sports fanatics will soon be able to watch ESPN on Dish Network’s new Web-based Sling TV — no expensive cable subscription required.
Petco No Longer Sells Chinese-Made Pet Treats
The pet retailer pulled the dog and cat treats amid concerns that the snacks could be linked to pet illnesses and more than 1,000 dog deaths.
Sledding Is No Longer a Cheap Winter Activity in Some Cities
Concerns about lawsuits and liability drive cities across the country to ban sledding on city property.
What the Experts (And You!) Didn’t Expect in 2014
It’s time to look back on the financial predictions made at the start of 2014 and see who knew what they were talking about.
What to Expect for Airfares and Other Travel Trends in 2015
Would-be travelers could be in for some pleasant surprises if predictions are correct, but watch out for the extra fees.
How I Averted a Medical Billing Disaster
Even if you never receive a medical bill, failure to pay for your care can do serious damage to your credit. Here’s what happened after an ER visit.
The Safest (and Most Dangerous) States in the US
The violent crime rate has dropped across the country, but there’s still a troubling divide between the country’s safest and most dangerous states. Where does your state rate?
Wishing You Could Unsend a Text? You Can
A new messaging app called Strings gives you more control of your personal conversations, including the ability to delete a text after it’s been sent and read.
‘Tis the Season for Divorce
The number of people filing for divorce surges by a third more than average in January.
The Big Scams and Security Threats to Watch Out for in 2015
Scammers will take advantage of new technologies to try to steal our identities and our money.
Conniving Americans Trick Retailers Out of $3.8B in Fraudulent Holiday Returns
Return fraud costs U.S. retailers billions each year. How are scammers getting away with it?
America’s Brainiest Cities
Boulder, Colo., is the most educated city in the U.S., according to 24/7 Wall St. What cities make up the remainder of America’s top 10 smartest cities’ list? And what cities have the dubious distinction of landing on the list of the least educated cities?
Have You Paid With Plastic at Chick-fil-A? Your Info Could Be Compromised
The popular chicken chain has admitted to a “potential data breach” at some of its restaurants.
The Best and Worst Things to Buy in January
Holiday shopping may be over, but that just means retailers will offer more enticing discounts this month.
9 Ways to Profit From Broken Electronics
Even broken electronics have resale value. Here’s how to squeeze a bit of money from them.
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