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Using TurboTax? Here’s How to Increase Your Tax Refund up to 10 Percent, Free
Use TurboTax, and you can get 5 or 10 percent added to your federal tax refund, free. The one catch? You have to take it on an Amazon gift card.
Whooping Cough Deaths ‘Preventable’
An outbreak in California has some wondering about the connection between the disease and the anti-vaccination movement.
Starbucks Releases Security Fix for Payment App
In exchange for convenience, an earlier version of the app made an iPhone owner’s Starbucks account information easily available to anyone who stole the phone.
Faster Than a Speeding Bullet (Train): S. Korea Will Invest $1.5 Billion in 5G
South Korean officials say 5G is 1,000 times faster than current 4G service and is capable of downloading a movie in 1 second.
Tax Hacks 2014: 8 Tips to Avoid an Audit
While fewer than 1 percent of all tax returns are audited, there’s no guarantee you won’t appear on the IRS’ radar. Check out these tips for a few ways to reduce your chances of being selected by the IRS.
Why I’m Republican and Love Obamacare
It’s not only Democrats who love Obamacare. At least one Republican thinks health reform is a smart move.
Spam in the Fridge: Hackers Target Home Appliances
An email security firm says it detected what it calls the first hacker attack using home appliances, which sent out more than 750,000 malicious emails.
Warren Buffett Bets $1 Billion on March Madness
Berkshire Hathaway is backing the $1 billion prize for the contest entrant who correctly predicts the winner of each NCAA men’s basketball tournament game.
6 Money Lessons from Seattle’s Trash-Talking Cornerback, Richard Sherman
The outspoken football player is known for much more than trash talk. We can all learn from him.
Big Banks Are Dropping Their Payday-Type Loans
Big banks are doing away with ‘deposit advance loans,’ which many have compared to payday loans.
Is It Time to Divorce Your Bank?
Here are nine steps to guide you to finding a better bank than the one that’s driving you nuts with high fees and lousy customer service.
No, Kale Is Not a Threat to Your Health
A couple of articles have caused some to worry that kale, the current darling of the vegetable world, can be bad for you.
How to Get Free Cellphone Service
Tired of spending a ton of cash on your cellphone bill each month? We explain how to change to free or greatly discounted service.
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.
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