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Are You Sick of Black Friday Sales on Thanksgiving Day?
Although many retailers open their doors to shoppers on Thanksgiving, some merchants still recognize Thanksgiving as a holiday that employees should spend with their families.
Is Student Loan Debt Really Delaying Homeownership?
Although education debt can be an obstacle to homeownership, it may not be as bad as it seems.
19 Ways to Make Use of Baby Shampoo Outside of the Bathtub
You’ll be surprised by how many things this fresh-smelling, hypoallergenic liquid can do.
How to Avoid a Delayed Flight and Other Air Travel Woes
Airfarewatchdog has tips for dealing with common air travel issues.
IPhone 6 Feature Prevents Law Enforcement From Accessing Your Data
U.S. law enforcement is not happy with the new encryption setting on the iPhone 6, which it said hinders its investigative abilities.
Go Big or Go Home: The Million-Dollar Halloween Costume
You can don a diamond-covered “morphsuit” this Halloween for the mind-boggling price tag of $1.6 million.
The Restless Project: $60K Income Doesn’t Cut It for My Family
He lives in a city where the average family brings in $44,000, and he’s making $60,000. So why is he barely scraping by?
Target May Be Starting a Free-Shipping War
The retailer is offering free shipping through the holidays – no minimum purchase necessary. Will other retailers follow suit?
Who is the Richest Person in Your State?
Wealth-X’s list of the richest people in each state includes 35 entrepreneurs.
MasterCard Introducing Fingerprint-Scanning Credit Card
With added security in mind, MasterCard and Zwipe have created a contactless credit card with a fingerprint sensor.
12 Golden Rules of Decluttering
Stick to these rules, and your home will never be cluttered again.
‘Doctor’ Regularly Appearing on National TV is a Fake, Says Texas AG
Texas is going after Lindsey Duncan for unlawfully referring to himself as a naturopathic doctor in order to sell nutritional supplements.
UPS Rates Set to Climb in 2015
Like rival FedEx, UPS is planning to hike rates by 4.9 percent.
Are Your Car’s Airbags Safe?
Federal safety regulators say 7.8 million vehicles have defective Takata airbags, which pose a potentially deadly risk if you get in a wreck. Is your car on the recall list? Here’s how to find out in seconds.
How to Lose the Most Money Possible When You Buy a Car
Houses aren’t the only things that can be upside down. You can get underwater on a car loan, too — with disastrous consequences.
5 Reasons the Other Driver’s Insurance Won’t Pay
Just because the other driver crashed into you doesn’t mean he’s liable.
Security Expert: Uninstall Your Flashlight App Immediately
Your flashlight app could be shining a light on your personal information, spying on you and stealing your data.
Bank With Citibank? You’re About to Pay a Lot More
Citibank’s checking account fees are going up. On the plus side, starting in January, they’ll be offering free credit scores.
FTC: ‘Free’ Products Aren’t Free
The feds are cracking down on companies offering “free” trials and deceptive health claims.
Are You Wasting Your Money Buying Organic Food?
You want to be healthy, but are organic foods just a gimmick to get you to pay more?
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