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New California Law Protects Online Reviewers
A new law prohibits businesses from using disparagement clauses to silence potential online critics.
Marriott Drops a Hint: Please Tip the Maid
Marriott, in partnership with A Woman’s Nation, has launched a new campaign to encourage travelers to leave tips for housekeepers.
New Security Measure Targets Card Thieves at Gas Pumps
Self-serve gas stations may no longer be the easy prey of crooks with stolen credit and debit cards.
Ask Stacy: If I Temporarily Lose My Health Insurance, Will I Get Fined?
A reader is starting a new job and won’t have health insurance for three months. Will that result in an Obamacare penalty?
The 5 Reasons People Fall for Scams and Gotchas
If you think you’re too smart to fall for cons and scams, you’re setting yourself up to be a victim.
15 Awesome Adult Uses for Baby Powder
Who knew that baby powder could be so useful for common household tasks.
The Eagles Ban Cellphones During Their Classic Rock Concerts
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band directs concertgoers to put their phones down and enjoy the music.
7 Percent of US Workers Have Garnished Wages
Some workers lose up to a quarter of their paychecks paying off old debt from credit cards, medical bills and student loans, as well as child support.
How to Keep Your Grandparents From Being Ripped Off by Mail Scams
How many “official” notices and sweepstakes entries did you receive in the mail last week? Read this to find out what is allowed and what to do about lawbreakers.
Women: A Taxi Just for You
New York City’s SheTaxis caters to women with female-only drivers.
Best and Worst US States for Credit
CardRatings.com’s annual survey of people’s creditworthiness shows that residents of states that were least affected by the recession are faring the best still.
Most US Families Aren’t Mired in Credit Card Debt
A new study indicates that Americans are actually pretty smart when it comes to managing credit cards.
Fewer Americans Have Retirement Accounts, New Study Says
A new report from the Federal Reserve found that fewer people have retirement accounts and the poor have been hit especially hard.
More US Seniors Are Struggling With Student Loan Debt
Older Americans owe more than $18.2 billion in student loans, pushing some seniors into poverty.
The Restless Project: Can’t Get By on $60K, $80K, Even $100K?
Hundreds of readers have shared how they live well while spending less than $5,000 a month. Now it’s time to hear from those who feel they’re falling behind despite having a much larger income.
RadioShack: Circling the Drain?
The struggling electronics retailer may be forced to file for bankruptcy.
Court Rules That Yelp Can Manipulate Ratings If It Wants To
Yelp says it doesn’t publish more positive reviews for businesses that buy ads from it, but a court said it would be legal if it did.
Your Calls and Texts Could Be Intercepted by Fake Cell Towers
Mysterious, fake cellphone towers have cropped up across the country, and it appears they’re being used to spy on Americans.
6 Colleges That Guarantee Jobs With Their Degrees
Some colleges and universities actually guarantee that their students will find jobs after they complete their degrees. Discover which institutions are going out on a limb.
8 Foods That May Spike in Price This Fall
Some grocery staples could see a price hike this fall, so we look at whether the risk is real, and what affordable alternatives could fill the void.
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