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This Is What’s Driving Olive Oil Prices Through the Roof
Olive oil production will hit its lowest level in 15 years, causing prices to skyrocket.
Your Cellphone Is Distracting You Even When You’re Not Using It
A new study suggests that putting your cellphone away (and out of your line of sight) is the only way to ensure that it isn’t distracting you.
Ask Stacy: How Safe Are Budgeting Sites Like Mint and PowerWallet?
Online budgeting sites Mint and PowerWallet require that you enter your most personal financial information, including bank user names and passwords. Can these sites be trusted?
Should You Have Disability Insurance?
If you get sick, hopefully you have health insurance to pay your medical bills. But if you can’t work, what’s going to replace your income?
Millennials Have No Savings; Here’s Why
Since the Great Recession began, the wages of young workers have plummeted in all major industries except health care.
Think College is Expensive? Child Care Exceeds College Costs in Most States
A new report says that child care costs often surpass the cost of housing, food, transportation and college tuition.
Does Google Owe You Money for Your Kids’ Unauthorized In-App Purchases?
The Federal Trade Commission has issued a final ruling on a $19 million in-app purchase settlement with Google.
12 Ways to Save on Holiday Travel
It’s not too late to save money on your holiday travel. Check out our tips for ways to slash the cost of airfare, hotels and rental cars.
Child Care Showdown: Nannies vs. Day Care
Are you stressing about finding the right child care for your kids? We break down your options, as well as how much you can expect to pay.
Sirius XM Refunding Customers Who Were Automatically Renewed
A group of 45 state attorneys general announced a settlement over alleged deception by Sirius XM for wrongly automatically renewing customers’ accounts.
The 20-Cent Greeting Card
Here’s how to create a personalized yet professional-looking greeting card for about 20 cents in 30 seconds.
6 Tips to Make Gift Cards More Personal
People love to give gift cards even though they seem like a gift that didn’t require a lot of thought. Here’s how to make them more personal.
US No Longer Has the World’s Largest Economy
China has overtaken the U.S. as the world’s leading economic power.
The US Divorce Rate Is Not What You Think It Is
A variety of changes in American society have affected the divorce rate.
Beware This Particularly Nasty Online Holiday Scam
Be wary of emails requesting that you confirm an online order or package shipment. They could be a scam.
The Restless Project: Sane Places to Live in America — Starting With Rural Wisconsin
Rural Wisconsin is one of those places in the U.S. that has jobs, affordable housing and better-than-average schools. Here are one resident’s thoughts.
Here Are the Most Popular Toys in Your State
A new analysis identifies the top trending toys in each state this holiday season.
Don’t Bother Posting the Facebook Copyright Notice. It’s a Hoax
Many users are posting a bogus copyright notice on their Facebook page.
5 Types of Consumer Reports You Don’t Know About
You know about your credit reports, but do you know who else has a file on you?
Sprint Doubled My Tablet Bill. What Should I Do?
Why are Boris Kontsevich’s Sprint bills suddenly higher? You probably won’t like the answer — or how his wireless company tries to “fix” his problem.
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