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One Income, Zero Hope — Not With 2 Kids and a (Big) Student Loan
The Restless Project: Now that she’s lost her $72,000-a-year job, there’s more money going out than coming in.
Not for Fido: Thanksgiving Food That Could Be Dangerous for Dogs
Here are eight things that could give your pet a holiday trip to the hospital. Be careful.
New Payday Loan Service Charges Zero. Too Good to Be True?
We often talk about predatory payday lenders, but one company has launched a service with no mandatory fees. Should you use it?
9 Ways to Clean Up Your Image After You’ve Been Fired
Receiving a pink slip from your employer doesn’t necessarily mean your career is in jeopardy. Here’s why.
Help, AT&T Is Harassing Me. What Should I Do?
After Lori Collins cancels her AT&T account, she expects the bills to stop. They don’t, and now the company is sending her account to collections. What can she do?
Coming Soon: First-Graders with Cellphones
A new report forecasts that across the globe, 9 in 10 people older than 6 will have a mobile phone by 2020.
Facebook’s Overly Complicated Privacy Policy Gets a Makeover
The social networking site said its new privacy policy is easier to understand and should help users decide what information they share with others.
Walmart Workers Leave Food Donation Bin Outside Home of Walmart Heiress
A food donation box bearing the message “We don’t want charity. We want decent pay. Love, Walmart Workers” was chained outside Alice Walton’s residence.
11 Signs You’re On the Brink of a Financial Meltdown
Are you a short distance from financial self-destruction? Here’s how to tell — and the steps to take to turn it around.
5 Common Household Items That Cost More Than $500 a Gallon
You’ll practically gasp when you see what you’re spending on printer ink when you consider the per-gallon cost.
How Many of the Super Rich Call Your State Home?
In its new report on the world’s ultra wealthy, Wealth-X reveals that California has more super-rich residents than any other state. See how your state compares.
The Top Turkey Capitals in the US
Trulia said there are a number of regions across the U.S. that are “overstuffed” with turkeys.
Good Thanksgiving Wines for Under $20 a Bottle
We’ll help you pick a bottle (or more) of wine to accompany your Thanksgiving feast, without breaking the bank.
Now You Want to Remove That Tattoo? It Won’t Be Cheap
Demand is growing for tattoo removals. The process is improving, but it’s still imperfect, painful and expensive.
Criminals Are Creating New Identities From Bits and Pieces of Yours
There’s a new type of identity theft that’s very difficult to detect.
Women Are Looking Forward to Retirement More Than Men Are
A recent survey reveals that despite the unique challenges they’ll face in retirement, more than half of women are looking forward to their golden years.
These States Ban Early Start to Black Friday Sales
It’s against the law in three states to open stores on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
Mattel Apologizes for Incompetent Computer Engineer Barbie
After widespread online complaints, the book portraying Barbie as an inept computer engineer who is reliant on men was pulled by the publisher.
The 20 Most Affordable Places With Jobs and Good Schools
The Restless Project: Fortunately there are some cities where housing is affordable, unemployment is low and the public schools perform well.
1 in 10 US Families Have a No-Holiday-Gifts Policy
About 2 million households have gone gift-free, according to a survey.
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