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Online Dating Sites Heavy with Scams
On some sites, users with stolen photos are trying to convince dates to send them money.
Is the Election Already Decided? Gamblers Think So
The presidential election may be a toss-up for the pollsters and the media, but it’s not even close among those who put their money where their mouth is.
The Best and Worst Things to Buy in November
It’s a great time to buy cookware, tools, and wedding dresses. But you’ll probably want to hold off on toys and tablets.
Time Change Can Improve Sleep
Not getting enough sleep? This weekend’s your chance to fix that.
Tips for Hurricane Cleanup
Cleaning pros have some advice for dealing with water damage, contamination, mold and mildew.
10 Taxes You Might Pay Without Knowing
How many of these hidden taxes have you paid without paying attention?
Banks Offer More Credit for Sandy Victims
But don’t let your credit get swept away with the storm. Cheaper options may be available from charities and the government.
Stolen Cellphones Will Be Tracked and Blocked
The wireless industry is putting criminals on notice: phones reported stolen won’t work anymore. But you can help cut phone theft crime, too.
Tricks of the Trade: Credit Cards
Every business has tricks of the trade, and credit cards are no exception. Learning the techniques purveyors of plastic use to separate you from your money will make you a smarter consumer.
6 Unexpected Ways to Make Others Like You
Does tilting your head make you more attractive? Can schmoozing help you ace an interview? Do designer labels make a difference? You might be surprised what research has discovered.
Consumer Agency: Watch for Loan Scams
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is warning of a common disaster scheme. Be careful seeking contractors after Sandy.
5 Things That Scare Away Hiring Managers
Trying to get a job? Here’s what recruiters say they hate to see from applicants.
Water Workouts Work
If you’re not healthy enough to exercise on land, new research finds the pool is a good alternative.
Superstorm Sandy Slip-Ups
Some businesses made some insensitive moves during Hurricane Sandy. Customers weren’t amused.
Two Points from Perfect Credit
A man in Ohio has an almost-flawless credit score. Here are the three rules he lives by.
5 Tips to Stop Wasting Food
Americans waste a lot of food every year. Here’s how to avoid throwing away your grocery money.
Ask an Expert: How Do I Get a No-Fee Balance Transfer?
You have to look pretty hard to find the only no-fee balance transfer card left.
10 Shopping Tips for the Mobile Consumer
Learn how to be a tech-savvy and cost-conscious shopper. With your mobile phone, you can price-compare from anywhere, scan QR codes, track your gift list, and more.
Exclusions Limit Retailers’ Price-Matching Policies
Some bricks-and-mortar retailers have been claiming to match prices found online. But for many, the hype is greater than the reality.
App Lets You Visualize New Furniture
If you want to test-drive some IKEA furniture from home – or wherever else you care to – there’s an app for that.
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