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These 9 Health Insurance Terms Confuse You … and Everybody Else
If shopping for health insurance has you in a state of confusion, you’re not alone. Find out what common health insurance terms mean before you make a costly mistake when buying coverage.
Target Shoppers: 4 Ways Hackers Will Come After You
Scammers can use the information stolen from Target to try to get you to share more personal information or attempt to take over your computer. Here’s what to look for.
Could Target Data Breach Be Just the Tip of the Iceberg?
Multiple retailers reportedly are victims of the type of data breach detected at Target.
Be Careful If You’re Using Starbucks’ Mobile App
A security expert has disclosed that the payment app could be easily compromised if your phone is stolen.
Should Private Contractors Take Over Airport Security?
Some in Congress say TSA screeners are too rude and that their government jobs should be given to private companies.
6 Tips to Expertly Explain Gaps in Your Resume
A hiccup in your employment history doesn’t have to signal slackerdom. Take control of how you present the highs — and the lows — of your professional experience.
Does Having Kids Make You Happier?
New studies delve into the happiness and sense of well-being of couples with and without children.
Should E-Cigarettes Be Banned in Public Places?
Chicago is just the latest place to ban the use of electronic cigarettes in indoor public locations. Is this appropriate or not?
DIY Fitness: 10 Tips to Get In Shape Without the Gym
Did you resolve to get in shape this year, but can’t afford a pricey gym membership? These tips can help you reach your fitness goals while spending little or no money.
The Ultimate Guide to Debt Collection
Letters or calls from debt collectors can be scary, but don’t let fear guide your response; not all debt collectors are legitimate, and you have rights.
FTC: These 7 Weight-Loss Claims Are Never True
If you’re looking for a weight-loss product and you see these statements, move on. Plenty of false claims are being made.
Tax Hacks 2014: 5 Ways to Get Free Help With Tax Prep
Americans spend an average of $261 to get an itemized federal and state tax return done. Check out these tips to get free help with your return this year.
13 Things That Will Cost Less in 2014
There’s lots of good news here if you’re planning to buy tech items, including smartphones, laptops and gaming devices, this year. Oh, and coffee will be cheaper.
How Have 300,000 West Virginians Made Do Without Running Water?
What would you do if your access to safe running water was suddenly cut off? There are ways to make the experience more bearable.
How to Read Your Credit Reports
Getting your free credit reports is easy. But checking them over for accuracy can be daunting. Here’s how to check your credit reports.
Review: BankAmericard Visa
The BankAmericard Visa features no annual fee and a 0 percent introductory rate on both purchases and balance transfers.
Study Suggests We’d Rather Work More Than Be Happy
A study published in the Psychological Science journal suggests that many Americans are obsessed with accumulating wealth, even if it’s more than they can spend.
House Damaged by Polar Vortex? Your Homeowners Policy May Help
Homeowners insurance might cover you if thawing ice and burst pipes have damaged your house. Or it might not. Here’s how to know.
The 5 Most Confusing Things on Your Credit Report
You’ve ordered your credit report, and you’re looking at it, but it doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to you. Here’s how to read and check a credit report.
The Majority of Members of Congress Are Millionaires
A new report has found that for the first time ever, more than half of the members of Congress had a net worth of $1 million or more in 2012. What does that mean for us?
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