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Combustible Adjustables: The Troubling Return of the ARM
Adjustable-rate mortgages are coming back in a big way. The hook is a low monthly payment to start, but you’re playing with fire as the interest rate rises.
Gillette Introduces Brand-New Razor, Same Old Blades
The shaving giant is attempting to revolutionize shaving with a new “FlexBall” design, but, in a break with tradition, reportedly is not launching a new blade to go with it.
Smartphone Industry Agrees to Anti-Theft Kill Switch
Nearly all of the major smartphone makers have committed to providing free anti-theft software beginning in July 2015.
Many Think an Eco-Friendly Lifestyle Is Too Expensive
Often perceived to be expensive, living an eco-friendly lifestyle can actually save you money and save the environment.
Obamacare May Reduce Auto Insurance Rates
Auto insurance premiums could fall slightly as medical coverage related to the Affordable Care Act takes on more injury treatment costs, according to a new report by the Rand Corporation.
Your Messy Desk May Be a Good Thing
Research shows a messy office space may boost your creativity.
Survey: Many Americans Admit They Lack Basic Money Skills
Just in time for Financial Literacy Month, surveys show that many Americans are poorly equipped to handle their current and future finances.
Download a Coupon and You Give Up the Right to Sue
General Mills’ revisions to its legal policy dictate that you give up your right to sue the food company if you sign up for its emails or download its coupons.
The Smart Way to Sell the Family Silver for Cash
There are plenty of people who are willing to buy your silver and other valuables, but most won’t give you top dollar for what you have.
Work a Year, Get Fired, Make $58 Million
Yahoo’s ousted COO collects a hefty golden parachute.
Awful, Underpaid and Stressful: The Top 10 Worst Jobs for 2014
CareerCast releases its annual list of the worst (and best) jobs. How does your job rank?
Here’s a Bill in Congress You Should Get Behind
A Senate bill would mandate free annual credit scores for consumers.
5 Stupid Things You Spend Your Money On
You may be a smart person, but you probably make some dumb purchases. Here are five stupid things smart people buy over and over again.
Will the Internet Ever Be ‘Safe’?
The Heartbleed bug is now fixed, and companies are racing to install the patch. But how many more security threats can consumers endure?
Tying the Knot After 30? Get Out Your Checkbook
There is a growing trend among 30-somethings to cover the costs of their weddings themselves.
TurboTax Fights Against Simplified, Free Tax Filing
Intuit is behind a campaign to prevent the IRS from instituting its own return-free filing system.
Fight With Your Spouse? You Might Just Be Hungry
A new study finds that married couples are more aggressive when they have low blood sugar.
Americans May Be Expanding, But Food Is Shrinking
Pepsi mini cans are only the tip of the iceberg. Find out which companies are shrinking their products and learn what to do about it.
Majority of Walmart Shoppers Prefer Amazon to Walmart.com
Only 19 percent of Walmart’s brick-and-mortar shoppers also use the retail giant’s online store, a new study says.
Rent Is More Unaffordable Than Ever
A tight rental market has driven soaring rental prices across the country.
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