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Steer Clear of These 5 Popular Cars
They may be trendy or best-selling, but that doesn’t make them a smart buy.
You May Not Own Your Digital Music
What happens to downloads after death? That’s the legal question sparked by an apparently invented story about Bruce Willis suing Apple.
Delicious Generic Brands
A blind taste test revealed store brands are as good as name brands more than half the time – and they cost far less.
Most People Need a Change in Diet
Two-thirds of U.S. adults are overweight or obese, but 8 in 10 believe they are “extremely healthy” or “very healthy.”
Google Says Weddings Are Ditching Tradition
An analysis of Google’s data suggests couples are seeking alternative cakes, splitting up honeymoons, and handling more stuff themselves.
7 Reasons Why Your Credit Card Doesn’t Stink
Many people have had it with their credit cards. But are they really all that bad?
What’s an 801(k)? And Why Should I Care?
No, it’s not a double 401(k). It’s a made-up term for an investment vehicle that, if done right, can earn you real money.
Amazon Just Got Lots More Movies
Amazon Prime customers will get streaming access to thousands of popular recent and classic titles
More Women Working in Manufacturing
As manufacturing switches from hard labor to high-tech, more women are entering the field and doing well.
Election-Predicting Doughnuts?
A Colorado-based doughnut chain claims it can predict the next president based on its sales.
The Top 10 Tailgating Cars
Do you have one of the coolest cars for a tailgating party? Check the list.
The Homeless Use Facebook Too
A new study at the University of Alabama finds young adults without homes still find Internet access.
Is Your Doctor Overcharging You?
A reader was billed for her last visit to her doctor’s office even though she didn’t see the doctor. Such a bill is either an honest mistake or a fraudulent overcharge – and here’s how to tell if you’re paying too much.
Review: Chase Ink Bold with Ultimate Rewards
Chase Ink Bold offers business users tons of points. But is it the ultimate business card?
The Best and Worst Things to Buy in September
We’ve mined the archives of sales and coupons from the past few summers to find out the best and worst things to buy this month.
Silicon Valley Running out of Luxury Homes
America’s tech capital has sold half its supply of homes in the past year.
New Corn Seeds Fight Drought
Seed companies have developed a new corn seed that could boost yield 15 percent during a drought and lower price shock at the grocery store.
Dieting? Dim the Lights
New research suggests mood lighting and mellow music at restaurants might help you lose weight.
Quicker Checkout With Smartphones?
Walmart’s testing a system that lets you scan and bag groceries while you shop instead of standing in a long checkout line.
Should You Consider Debt Protection? 3 Alternatives
Worried about debt after death or unemployment? A debt protection plan could cover you, but may be overpriced. Here are some better ideas.
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