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Turn Your Wall Into a Touchscreen With $150 Software
A Microsoft Kinect paired with this software installed on a computer with Windows 8 can create a touch-sensitive projection up to 45 inches wide.
First Jobs of Financial Geniuses
Unlike the royal baby, these people weren’t born famous, wealthy or seemingly destined for success.
Debt Collection Company Owes W.Va. Mom $10 Million
A court ruled that the company owed her $10.8 million, and then the Federal Trade Commission froze its assets.
Frugal Family Feast: Chicken and Corn Chowder
Stretch your food dollars by using leftovers to make a chicken and corn chowder that will feed a family of four for less than $15.
5 Things I’ll Pay More For (and 4 Things I Won’t)
When are you willing to spend more to get better quality? Paper towels and shoes are on my list.
Ask an Expert: Should I Lower My Credit Limit to Help Rein in My Spending?
You may think you’re reducing your temptation to overspend by lowering your available credit. But that’s not the only potential result to consider.
Kids Moving Home? What Happens to Car Insurance Rates
If your child is moving back in with you after leaving the nest, that could have a major impact on what you pay for auto insurance. Here are the steps to take.
Want to Lose Weight? Try a Bigger Breakfast
New research suggests shifting your calorie intake toward the start of the day promotes weight loss.
How to Get Antibiotic-Free Meat
“Antibiotic-Free” is a phrase the USDA specifically says it has not authorized, so don’t trust it.
Renting a House on Craigslist? Don’t Get Scammed
A free classified site where people can sell and rent things anonymously? What could possibly go wrong?
Are Grandma’s Collectibles Worth Anything?
Those Pepsi promotional glasses grandma got free might rake in some dough, but statues that cost thousands may have lost their value.
Lost Your Cellphone? Here’s What to Do
Take these four steps to increase the likelihood that you’ll find your phone or at least protect your identity.
New York Sues Lender Charging 355 Percent Interest
The company claims it doesn’t have to follow federal or state laws, based on its supposed ties to a Native American tribe.
Deregulated Electricity is Costing More, Not Less
The debate has returned to Arizona, where once again the Arizona Corporation Commission is considering deregulating utility companies.
Late Payments on Credit Cards Near 20-Year Low
We’re paying the bills on time, more of the time.
Ask Stacy: What’s the Best Internet Provider?
More and more people are dumping pay TV and opting for online viewing instead. But to make it work, you’ll need a fast Internet connection. Here are your choices, with the pros and cons of each.
Mortgage Insurance: Why You Have to Pay and When You Can Stop
Welcome to the one insurance policy you can’t shop, don’t benefit from, but will have to pay for if you don’t have a big enough down payment.
What You Need to Know About the New Student Loan Law
For students borrowing this year, the student loan law is good news. Here’s how it affects new loans, and what to look out for.
Review: The Blue for Business Credit Card From American Express
American Express debuts a business credit card with generous rewards for spending.
Walmart’s Worst Nightmare? A Chain That Competes on Price, Treats Employees Well
A retail expert calls an Idaho-based grocery chain ‘Walmart’s worst nightmare’ based on the company’s ability to undercut Walmart’s prices. What do you think?
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