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12 Horrible Pieces of Insurance Advice
Some suggestions to cut the cost of insurance can produce disastrous results.
Jobs Are Available in All 50 States
For the second quarter in a row, businesses in every state are planning to hire more people.
De Beers Class-Action Checks Are in the Mail
Did you file a claim against the diamond seller in 2008? Your portion of the $295 million settlement should be arriving soon in the mail.
U.S. Income Inequality Has Gotten Even Worse
The difference in income between the wealthy and the rest of us is much more vast than it is in 25 other developed nations.
Does This Smell Bad to You? How Long Foods Last
A major way to stop wasting food and your money is to know how long basic items last in the freezer and fridge.
7 Sites to Help You Save Big on Medical Bills
Websites are providing more transparency about what you can expect to pay for medical procedures and prescription drugs.
Review: Citi Platinum Select AAdvantage MasterCard
Citi’s new American Airlines MasterCard offers some generous perks for frequent fliers of this airline.
The Worst Airline Is Among the Most Profitable
Spirit Airlines’ fee-for-all approach seems to be paying off, despite consumer complaints.
Costco Shows You Can Have Low Prices and Decent Pay
Does the generous way Costco treats its workers affect your decision to shop there?
Study: 19 Percent of Americans Spend More Than They Earn
Most U.S. adults don’t do well on a short multiple-choice quiz about basic financial literacy.
How to Keep Your Private Information Private
Thwarting the efforts of a billion-dollar super-secret government spy agency — or anyone else who wants access to your personal information — is not that difficult.
Save a Bundle With These Breakfast Ideas
Prefab breakfast foods and those picked up at the drive-through cost much more than those you can make from scratch at home.
Study Suggests Online Dating Produces Stronger Marriages
Researchers say couples who first meet online are a bit more likely to stay married and have happier marriages. Can that be right?
Apple Wants to Buy Your Used Phones, Report says
Apple may soon have an in-store trade-in program for iPhones.
The Big Screen Gets Bigger
Movie screens as much as 40 percent larger than usual may be coming to a theater near you. Are you willing to pay more for the experience?
You’re Buying Expensive Things the Wrong Way
Think a budget is all you need to make smart decisions on big purchases? Research says you’re wrong. Here’s how to do it right.
Smartphone in the Pool? Here’s What to Do
If you accidentally drop your phone in water, take these steps. But if you’re particularly accident-prone, you might want to buy a new waterproof phone.
Rakuten.com Customers Reporting Credit Card Fraud
People who purchased something through Rakuten.com, formerly known as Buy.com, say they’ve seen thousands in unauthorized purchases show up on their accounts.
Free Calling, Texting and Data — What’s the Catch?
You’ll have to bring a compatible smartphone or buy one, and there are some limitations.
Study: Health Savings Accounts Aren’t Working
They’re leading to more emergency room visits, fewer screenings for cancer and fewer prescriptions.
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