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Netflix, Comcast Reach Deal to Improve Video Streaming
Video-streaming giant Netflix agrees to pay Comcast, the nation’s largest broadband provider, for more speed and better access for Netflix customers. Does that mean a price increase?
9 Tips to Cut Your Grocery Bill by Up to 50 Percent
Tired of your wallet taking a beating at the grocery store? Here are some creative ways to save big on food costs.
4 Simple Strategies for Succeeding in Online Classes
Time management and planning are crucial when you’re juggling online studies with family life and career. These tips will help.
Target Data Breach Has Cost Banks $240 Million … So Far
That’s just the cost to banks and credit unions for replacing millions of credit and debit cards.
Can You Do Anything to Prevent Identity Theft?
What can you do to prevent identity theft? Dealing with identity theft is not an issue of prevention, but rather an issue of containment.
Half of Renters and Landlords Don’t Understand Rental Laws
A new survey shows that both landlords and tenants don’t understand the basics. Do you? You can take a quiz.
Beef Prices Hit Record High
Years of drought and dwindling cattle herds have forced retail beef prices up, and there’s no end in sight.
Don’t Worry, Be Happy: Dakotas Top List for Well-Being
A new Gallup-Healthways survey measures the state of well-being across the country.
New Ways the Rich are Getting Hammered by Taxes
The government is hitting the rich with more taxes, but is it fair?
3 Tips for Choosing a Great Online University
Thinking about getting your college degree online? Here are some things to know that will help you succeed and get a reputable degree.
Progressive May Monitor Your Location, as Well as How You Drive
The insurance company is reportedly testing changes to its Snapshot program, but do you really want your car insurance company to know where you’ve been?
Obamacare a Saving Grace for Many Baby Boomers
Aging Americans battered by the recession are flocking to the online marketplaces to buy health insurance.
Gap Inc. Raises Pay; Will Walmart Follow?
The retailer announced it will pay its employees no less than $10 an hour by next year.
Military Families Use Record Amount of Food Stamps
The use of food stamps by military families, military retirees and others who have on-base privileges has tripled since 2008.
There’s No Such Thing as a Free Puppy
Got your emergency fund in place? Good. Now set one up for your pet, to deal with any minor (or major) issues that might arise.
Can Your Credit Card Company Really Come to Your House?
What’s in Capital One’s cardholder agreement and what exactly does it mean?
After Fracking Explosion, Residents Offered Free Pizza
Chevron sends gift certificates for pizza to 100 nearby residents after a fatal fracking well explosion and fire in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Free Credit Scores for Discover Cardholders
Those who have consumer credit cards from Discover will soon notice something new on their monthly credit card statements — a free FICO credit score.
Could You Afford a Median-Priced Home in These Cities?
You may be surprised at how much (or how little) you need to earn in order to purchase an average home in the U.S.
Tax Hacks 2014: Avoid Tax Preparation Impulse Buys
It’s apparently not enough to simply charge for preparing your taxes. Some services want to separate you from part of your refund with refund anticipation loans and checks. Just say no.
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