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Child Workers Getting Sick on US Tobacco Farms
A new report highlights the shocking working conditions of children harvesting tobacco in America.
Can Your Student Loan Payments Go Up?
One student loan borrower discovered something troubling in her student loan promissory note.
8 in 10 Americans Have Less Than $50 on Them
A new survey shows Americans’ declining reliance on cash for transactions.
3 Reasons You Need to Get Involved in Net Neutrality
The FCC will soon vote on a plan to enable fast and slow Internet lanes.
How Much Would You Pay to Banish Under-Eye Bags?
From tea bags to “eye Spanx,” find a quick fix for those pesky under-eye bags.
Utilities Launch Campaign Against Home-Based Solar Energy
If you have home solar panels or are considering having them installed, here’s what you need to know.
‘Slowpoke’ Laws Target Left-Lane Plodders
You can be ticketed and fined if you poke along in the left lane. Your car insurance rates can go up, too.
Young American Men Earn Much Less Now Than in 1973
The median income of American men paints a gloomy picture.
Is Someone Making Illegal Calls to Your Cellphone?
The FCC says it will fine a robocalling firm nearly $3 million for making illegal calls to cellphones.
Last Call for Commuter Train Bar Cars
The last commuter train bar car has been retired. It seemed like a relic from another era, when drinking and driving and/or riding was tolerated or overlooked.
5 Ways to Avoid the Email, Internet and Social Media Time Suck
Tired of not getting things done because of the Internet? If you find you are regularly sucked into the vortex of time-wasting websites, we can help.
The Most Financially Literate States in America
Financial literacy is highest in a small New England state, according to an analysis by a personal finance website.
Most People Still Prefer Real Books to E-Books
About half of American adults read only hard-copy books, despite the popularity of e-books.
Health Insurers Won’t Pay for Medical Pot
That’s so even though medical marijuana is legal in 21 states.
One Way to Make Money? Print Your Own
It’s shockingly easy to print your own fake money.
5 Quick Ways for Couples to Get Out of Credit Card Debt
Here are a few ways for you and your partner to get on the same page before debt causes damage to your marriage.
The Least Financially Literate States in America
Financial literacy is key to being able to take control of your financial future. But some states are woefully behind in acquiring this crucial skill.
The Best (and Worst) States for Working Moms
It can be challenging to work and raise your children, but according to a new survey, some states make it easier to be a working mom.
Flowers or Candy for Mom on Mother’s Day? Think Again
Nine in 10 people suspect moms have returned a Mother’s Day Gift. Get her what she wants this year.
What My Mom Taught Me About Money
As Mother’s Day approaches, it occurs to me that my mom taught me everything I ever needed to know about money when I was a kid.
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