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Scientifically Proven Ways to Be Happier
Research has shown that some of the simplest things in life really are the best at making us happy. And some of them cost nothing.
Furniture Buyers Beware: Bonded Leather Isn’t Actually Leather
Bonded leather furniture may look and even smell like real leather at a fraction of the price — but it may have very little real leather in it.
Homemade Gatorade: Sports Drinks on the Cheap
Spend about a dime on your next sports drink instead of a couple of dollars with these homemade beverage recipes.
‘I Don’t Care About My Credit Score’
Credit, schmedit, you might think. But there are some really important money-saving reasons why you should be paying attention to your credit reports and scores.
Study: Minds Focused on Money Are Less Ethical
Is money really the root of all evil? New research suggests just talking or thinking about money pushes us toward unethical decisions.
You May Be Eating Counterfeit Food
As much as 10 percent of everything from vodka to chocolate may be tainted with fake, substitute or filler ingredients to boost profits.
Congress to College Students: Take on Some Extra Debt
Interest rates on new federal Stafford loans will double on July 1, because Congress did nothing.
Why Women Are More Likely to Retire Poor Than Men (And What They Can Do About It)
Women face special challenges when it comes to saving for retirement. Take these steps to make sure your funds don’t fall short of your goals.
Managing Money for a Parent Who Has Dementia
The time to act is before a parent becomes unable to handle personal finances. Here are steps you can take.
Unbelievable Treasure Trove of Classic Cars Discovered, Going to Auction
More than 500 cars from the ’50s to the ’80s, with virtually no mileage, will be auctioned off in late September.
What’s Your Gmail Account Worth to Hackers?
A new tool can tell you how much your Google email account would go for on the black market — and how to make it less of a target.
7 Foods That Reduce Stress and Improve Health
Feeling stressed? Try these — they’re healthy and calming.
What Same-Sex Marriage Means for Your Money
The federal rules that provide a multitude of benefits to married couples will soon be extended to same-sex marriages. Here’s what to expect.
Frugal Family Feast: Tater Bite Casserole
Today’s Frugal Family Feast serves up a simple and satisfying casserole that can feed a family of four for less than $15.
The 10 Costliest Wildfires
A great majority of the nation’s 10 most expensive wildfires caused massive destruction in California. The rest were in Colorado and Texas.
Ask an Expert: Should I Consider a Charge Card Instead of a Credit Card?
People may use the terms interchangeably, but a charge card is not a credit card.
Study: Wealthy People More Likely to Lie, Cheat and Take Candy From Kids
There are behavior differences between haves and have-nots, research shows. Even imaginary wealth (or poverty) in a board game can temporarily influence attitudes and behavior.
Feds Warn Google, Bing and Yahoo About Tricking Consumers
The federal government says search engines need to be clearer about identifying advertising and paid results.
Worst Thing to Order at 5 Fast-Food Restaurants
These items have the highest calorie counts on fast-food menus — and they might surprise you.
Why You Should Buy a House Now
The housing market is on the upswing in many parts of the country and, for many prospective homeowners, now is a great time to buy. Are you ready?
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