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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.
10 Ways to Save on the Rising Cost of Weddings
The average cost of a wedding is approaching $30,000. Here’s how to save on everything from dresses to photographers.
Downloading Software? 3 Essential Steps
When did it get so hard to download something without installing a toolbar, search extension, download accelerator, or other unwanted “crapware”?
Ask an Expert: Best Cash-Back Cards for Groceries?
Some credit cards have very generous cash-back offers on groceries, but they’re not available to everyone.
Yet Another Reason Why I Hate Buying Tickets From Ticketmaster
Ticketmaster seems to have come up with another annoying way to make money from its hapless customers.
Amazon Snatches Up SpongeBob and Other Popular Kids’ Shows
Thousands of streaming episodes will be available for Amazon Prime customers at no additional cost.
The Rich Get Even Richer in Post-Recession Recovery
Many Americans are far from regaining the wealth they lost when the economy tanked.
Some Go Into Debt to Attend Weddings, Rather Than Say No
A quarter of adults have skipped a wedding in the past year because it would cost them too much. Have you?
How Safe Are Cruise Ships?
Recent incidents of fire and engine failure have many wondering if a ship-based vacation is safe. Here’s everything you need to know to check the safety and reliability of ships you’re likely to use for your next cruise.
Most Kids Are Expected to Earn Their Allowance
A survey of parents shows that the most common range for a weekly allowance is $5 to $9.
Fit Fatties May Outlive Thin Couch Potatoes
A fitness expert tackles some common misconceptions about health and fitness.
Feds: Banks Aren’t the Only Things That Could Crash Our Economy
Regulators hope to expand government oversight to many nonbank financial risk-takers, including AIG, Prudential, and GE Capital.
Hotels Slash Services, Boost Prices
Some high-end hotels are ditching room service, and other companies are focusing on their value brands.
Time for a New Grill? Here’s What’s Cookin’
Summer’s here, so maybe you’re looking for the grill of your dreams. Here’s how to select the model that’s best for you.
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