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Facebook: No More Hiding From Searches
Bad news, Facebook lurkers: The site won’t let you stay out of search results anymore.
Coming Soon: An App for Eating Roadkill
Montana is planning the launch of a smartphone app for acquiring permits to eat roadkill.
7 Things to Do Right Now to Land a Big Raise Next Year
Tired of getting only an annual cost-of-living adjustment to your salary? Try out these strategies to land a big raise next year.
Today’s Deals: Subs, Cookies and ‘Free’ Lunch
Including Carrabba’s, Einstein Bagels, Mrs. Fields, B.J.’s Wholesale and more.
Some Nonprofit CEOs Make More Than $1 Million a Year
Medium-sized and large charities paid a median salary of nearly $126,000 to CEOs in 2011.
Is LinkedIn Spamming Everyone You Know?
A lawsuit claims the website spams users’ email contacts without consent. Has it happened to you?
Chase Killing Credit Card Insurance and Keeping the Fees
Consumers who have spent money to maintain the protections will get several months of free coverage, but no refunds.
10 Groups That Stand to Suffer Most From the Government Shutdown
Wondering just who is paying for the shutdown so far? Here’s a list of who’s getting hit the hardest.
Banks Are Making It Harder for You to Buy a Home
Many banks have stopped preapproving homebuyers for a loan.
Frugal Family Feast: Pan-Seared Tilapia With Spicy Chickpea Salad
Finding a fresh and fast meal to feed four for less than $15 can seem like a challenge. But Frugal Family Feast serves up recipes to help, like this scrumptious pan-seared tilapia.
You’re Probably Trusting Your Teen Driver Too Much
A new survey from State Farm finds a big disconnect between what parents assume and how teen drivers actually behave
What’s Next in TVs and Phones – Curved Screens?
Samsung and LG now have curved smartphones and TVs — but why? Are you interested?
Missing a Tax Refund? Blame the Government Shutdown
The IRS won’t issue refunds during the federal government shutdown, but the filing extension deadline still applies.
Congress Attacks America: How to Prepare for a Debt Ceiling Disaster
When it comes to most financial calamities, you don’t see them coming until it’s too late. Not so with the debt ceiling. In just over a week, your 401(k) could be decimated and our country could be shoved toward recession. Is there anything you can do to protect yourself?
Bromance at the Supermarket as More Men Shop
An increasing number of men are equally sharing grocery shopping responsibilities or taking on a majority of the shopping load.
Should You Tip Your Flight Attendant?
Some people do, even though the Association of Flight Attendants says they can’t accept tips. What do you think?
Event Crashers Like to Steal Your Hotel Block Discount Codes
Here’s an underhanded way to get a hotel discount: Claim you’re somebody’s wedding guest.
How Reliable Are Online Reviews?
No online review system is perfect, but many of the major ones have plenty of room for improvement.
12 Ways to Green Your Wedding
Traditions are being reconsidered and creatively reinterpreted with earth-friendly ideas. This trend can save you money as well.
A Friend Who Borrows Your Car Probably Snoops Through Your Stuff
A new CarInsurance.com survey finds that people are very inclined to poke around a borrowed vehicle.
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