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The New $20 Bicycle
An inventor has discovered how to make bicycles at a fraction of the cost – by using a surprising alternative to a metal frame.
Best and Worst Return Policies for 2012 Gifts
Reading return policies before shopping is key to not sticking your loved ones with an unwanted gift. Here’s what to look for.
Review: Discover Motiva
The Discover Motiva card offers a discount for paying on time. But is Motiva’s motivation significant?
Tipping Do’s and Don’ts from an Ex-Waitress
How do you determine how much to tip for good or bad service? Read on for some general guidelines.
Got a Credit Report Problem? Let’s Talk
The government can now help settle disputes between you and a credit reporting agency. Here’s what you can complain about, and how.
Jobs That Employees Feel Harm the World
Find out which employees feel guilty about their work, and which don’t.
Vote Romney or Get Fired?
Some employers are announcing they may cut jobs if Obama wins. Is that a threat – and is it legal?
The Perks of Silicon Valley
Working for a tech company that’s a household name can bring unusually awesome benefits home, too.
Target to Price Match Amazon
The retail wars are heating up, and the big-box store is challenging its online competition directly. Here are the details on the new policies.
7 Ways to Radically Reduce Your Restaurant Checks
If you need to take a bite out of your dining budget, use these tips to lower the cost without sacrificing a good time.
Will Your Airline Cancel a $7,000 Flight over a $5 Charge?
Some airlines are beefing up their anti-fraud measures. Ignorance of the rules could potentially leave you standing at the gate.
8 Frugal Ways to Buy Organic
Organic food usually comes with a higher price tag, but there are ways to shop around for a bargain.
RIP, Bill Shock
Here’s why you should never face an unexpected surge in your phone bill ever again.
Skipping Breakfast Makes You Eat More
New research explains why you shouldn’t miss meals.
Creativity Linked to Mental Illness
Researchers found that writers are 50 percent more likely than average to commit suicide, and other startling facts.
Credit Cards for Stay-at-Home Spouses
Your stay-at-home husband or wife may soon have better access to credit, if a new proposed rule is adopted.
Study: You’re Wrong About How Much You Work
Whether it’s fatigue or a fib, a new government report says many people exaggerate how hard they work.
8 Cheap Ways to Prepare Your Home for Winter
Want to lower your heating bills this winter? Check out these DIY projects and winterize your home in a weekend.
The 9 Healthiest On-the-Go Meals
Here’s what to reach for the next time you’re at one of the country’s five biggest fast food chains: McDonald’s, Subway, Starbucks, Wendy’s, and Burger King.
Drinking Worse Than Smoking
New research shows alcoholism cuts life expectancy more drastically than a smoking addiction – especially for women.
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