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How Much Did Medical Bills for 2 ‘Distressed Babies’ Cost AOL?
AOL’s CEO backtracks and apologizes for insensitive comments about how much the newborns of two employees cost the company.
3 Tips to Clean Up Your Mobile Devices
De-cluttering your phone and tablets will maximize performance and extend battery life, Consumer Reports says.
24 Valentine’s Day Freebies and Deals
Whether you’re single or taken, planning a big night out or a low-key night at home, you can take advantage of these special offers and giveaways.
A Flat Tax: The Good, the Bad and Why It Probably Won’t Happen
Wish taxes were so simple you could file them on a postcard? Some say a flat tax could make that possible.
The 5 Worst Things You Can Do Before Buying a Home
Buying a home? Don’t kill your mortgage before it gets approved.
Review: Club Carlson Premier Rewards Visa Signature Card
If you’re a fan of Carlson Rezidor hotels, this card has some generous benefits.
What Men and Women Really Want for Valentine’s Day
Men and women are not on the same page when it comes to their preferred gift for Valentine’s Day, a survey finds.
5 Tips for Getting a Better Seat When You Fly
Travel expert George Hobica recently shared his best tips for getting a more comfortable seat on the plane. Here are some of them.
Spanx Squeezes More Than Fat
Are you risking your health by wearing shapewear?
13.1 Million Americans Hit by Identity Theft in 2013
The new report likely doesn’t include those victimized by the massive data breaches at Target and other retailers.
Check Out the CFPB’s New Online Mortgage Tool
The CFPB has released a new online tool that allows people to sift through data on home loans made in their communities and compare it with other locations.
Texas Man Pays Overdue School Lunch Bills for More Than 60 Kids
Moved by the shabby treatment of students with past-due lunch bills at a Utah elementary school, a Houston man checked on kids at his local school.
Americans Are More in Love With Prepaid Cards
These cards have lower fees and better terms than they did a few years ago, but they do have drawbacks.
Tax Hacks 2014: The 10 Dumbest and 4 Smartest Things You Can Do With a Tax Refund
Every year millions of Americans get money back, then blow it. Here are the best and worst ways to treat the return of your hard-earned money, along with some advice on tracking your refund.
Will One Late Payment Wreck My Credit Score?
Even if your payment history has been flawless, one mishap has the ability to hit your credit score below the belt.
Survey: 65 Percent of Shoppers Won’t Pay More for Amazon Prime
If Amazon substantially raises the cost of Amazon Prime, could there be a customer revolt like that experienced by Netflix?
It’s National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend
Just what are you supporting with those cookie purchases?
14 Simple Ways to Save $1,000 by Summer
If you start now, you can reasonably expect to save enough money to pay for that long-awaited summer vacation.
10 Best Jobs for College Grads in 2014
This year’s best jobs are in health care and technology. Here’s the list, what they pay and how to get one for yourself.
Could the Post Office Make Payday Lenders Obsolete?
It’s been proposed that post offices provide financial services to those who now depend on payday lenders and check-cashing joints.
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