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10 Tips for Getting the Best Price for Your Used Car
What happens when you combine a little money with some elbow grease? A car that sells fast and puts more money in your pocket — maybe a lot more.
Upcycle Your Beverages: 20 Uses for Coffee, Tea, Soda and Beer
No one wants to drink flat Coke or day-old coffee. But consider these household uses for them before you pour leftovers down the sink.
Scammers Are Getting Better at Hacking Your Smartphone
Even if smartphone users avoid clicking on booby-trapped spam e-mails and downloading apps from rogue locations, they’re not entirely in the clear.
Walgreens Sued for Alleged Deceptive Pricing
Missouri’s attorney general has sued the pharmacy company over inaccurate display prices. Have you been overcharged at Walgreens?
Don’t Text Drivers: You Could Be Sued if They Crash
A New Jersey appeals court ruled that people have a responsibility not to text people they have reason to believe are behind the wheel of a moving vehicle.
More Will Pay Federal Income Tax This Year
The number of those who pay no federal income tax is expected to drop to 34 percent of households in 10 years.
Would You Pay Extra for a Child-Free Airline Seat?
Travelers often cite screaming children as their top flying complaint, and some airlines are responding with sections where small kids aren’t allowed.
Cold Weather Coming? 9 Frugal Ways to Improve Your Mood
As summer transitions into fall, these activities can make us feel better and don’t cost very much, if anything at all.
Review: First Progress Platinum Elite MasterCard Secured Credit Card
This credit card for people with poor credit has a lower annual fee than many other secured credit cards.
Lawsuit Says Woman Died Because Walmart Didn’t Double-Bag Her Groceries
A plastic grocery bag broke, setting off a chain of events that led to the woman’s death, her husband’s lawsuit says.
Hey, Tooth Fairy: What Do You Pay These Days?
We want the tooth, the whole tooth, and nothing but the tooth — so help your dentist.
Are Some C-sections Financially Motivated?
The financial incentive to perform the more profitable procedure is likely very subtle but it’s still there, new research suggests.
5 Social Security Tips Couples Need to Know
Several little-known Social Security rules enable couples to maximize benefits in ways that single people can’t.
Facebook Is Changing the Rules So It Can Keep Selling Your Face
Facebook is proposing a policy update that will ensure its right to keep sticking your name and photo next to advertisements sent to your friends without compensating you.
Are Top CEOs Overpaid for Their Performance?
CEOs are paid so handsomely because they bring something important to the company, right? Like bankruptcy, or a bailout?
How New IRS Rules Affect Married Same-Sex Couples
Ah, the freedom to give money to the government — together. New IRS rules apply to all married same-sex couples, no matter where they live.
10 Ways to Say No to Your Kids, and Why You Shouldn’t Feel Bad When You Do
“Mommy, can I get it? C’mon, mommy!” Here are some simple tips to keep your kids at bay, along with some inspiration on why it’s a good idea.
Baffled by Your Credit Card Rewards? You’re Not Alone
If you’re among the many who are confused by the offers of cash back, airline miles or points offered by their credit cards, here’s how to figure it out.
Do You Support the Fast-Food Workers’ Strike?
Across the country, fast-food employees are demanding $15-an-hour pay. Do they deserve it? Would you help pay for it?
Would You Prefer a Credit Score Based on Your Facebook Friends?
Some nontraditional lenders use your history on social networks and online payment sites to determine creditworthiness. Is that better or worse than the way credit scores usually work?
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