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Target to Convert to More Secure Chip-and-PIN Cards
After a massive data breach, Target plans to switch its cards to a more secure technology by 2015.
When Should You Check Your Child’s Credit Report?
Now parents have a new worry: child identity theft. Here’s when and why your child’s credit history should be checked.
Americans Are Retiring Later in Life But Much Sooner Than They Planned
A new Gallup poll indicates that, on average, Americans don’t retire until age 62.
Frontier Airlines Cuts Fares, Adds New Fees
Following the lead of Spirit and Allegiant, Frontier will now charge customers for any extras, like using the overhead bin and picking a seat.
Beware: Internet Explorer Has a Major Security Flaw
Microsoft learns that IE users are vulnerable to hacker attacks because of a security flaw in the browser. Plus, AOL warns its email users to change their passwords after a cyberattack.
The Best Vehicles for Preventing Passenger Injuries
Auto insurance rates for medical payments and personal injury protection point to the safest cars.
Now You Can Grocery Shop With Amazon Prime Pantry
Amazon takes on grocery stores with its new grocery service for Prime members.
Mysterious Costco Code Really Exists
Score some serious bargains at Costco by deciphering its simple pricing system.
Paper Social Security Statements Are Back
The Social Security Administration will resume mailing paper earnings statements to many Americans in September.
Fear Data Breaches and ID Theft? 10 Steps to Protect Yourself
Identity thieves are getting more clever and crafty all the time. Here are steps to keep your defenses current and reduce your chances of becoming a victim.
10 Secrets to Learning a Language Without Spending a Nickel
There’s no need to spend hundreds of dollars on language instruction. Here’s everything you need — free.
10 Vehicles That Cause the Most Property Damage
Pickups and SUVs fill the list of 2014 model-year vehicles causing the most personal property damage. Blame their higher bumpers.
Fast-Food CEOs Paid 1,000 Times More Than Their Workers
America’s fast-food industry leads the pack when it comes to company-level pay disparity.
Hospice Is Now a $17 Billion Business
The majority of hospices are now owned by for-profit companies.
Higher Coffee Prices Brewing
A drought in Brazil has caused coffee prices to skyrocket.
Bitcoin for Dummies
Are bitcoins the next big thing in tech and finance or the Betamax of currency? We explain what they are, how to get some, and if it’s worth the risk.
Report: You’re Subsidizing CEOs’ Massive Pay
A tax loophole allows corporations to deduct millions when they give CEOs huge stock options and other types of “performance pay.”
Lawsuit Says Buffalo Bills Cheerleaders Are Degraded and Underpaid
The Bills’ cheerleaders are the latest squad to file suit against their team for demeaning treatment and unfair pay.
Amazon Inks Deal to Stream Older HBO Shows
Amazon Prime subscribers will soon have free access to Sopranos and The Wire, plus a ton of other great HBO shows.
12 Wacky and Unusual Scholarships
If you’re worried your C student will never win a scholarship, it may be time to learn a little duck calling. Here are 12 unusual scholarships being offered this year — no 4.0 required.
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