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These 65 Stores to Close on Thanksgiving Day
Dozens of chains will close on Turkey Day. Here’s what you need to know about shopping on Thanksgiving.
The Hardest-Working and Laziest States in the U.S.
A recent study looked at employment rates, work hours per week, volunteer time and other factors to determine which states have the hardest workers. How does your state stack up?
Social Security Q&A: Can My Husband Claim a Spousal Benefit?
Your spouse may be better off taking half of your Social Security benefit rather than all of his or her own. Here’s how to make sure you get the biggest possible benefit.
When Leasing Your Cellphone Makes Sense, and Saves Dollars
Leasing a phone is not for everyone, but if you like to upgrade your device as new ones get better and faster, these may be great deals for you.
Viewers Say This Is the Best TV Service for the Money
A new study reveals which TV providers offer the most value in the eyes of consumers. Does your TV service measure up?
8 Steps to a Successful Rebound From a Job Loss
Losing a job can be demoralizing and expensive. If you find yourself in between, here are the keys to getting back on track fast.
3 Ways Retirees Can Cash In on Their Growing Home Equity
Homeowners ages 62 and older are enjoying newfound wealth due to rising home prices. Here’s how to convert home equity into cash for retirement.
2-Minute Money Manager: Should I Sell My House to an As-Is, All-Cash Buyer?
You’ve seen the signs on the side of the road or the ads online: “We Buy Ugly Houses!” Sound too good to be true? Here’s my take.
What’s Your Stock Market IQ? Take This Test
You might be surprised by how much — or how little — you know about investing in stocks. See how you fare on this quick quiz.
7 Great Ways to Save More Money at Big Lots
With a little extra effort, you can cut Big Lots’ low prices by a lot more. Here’s how to do it.
Should I Drop Cable and Stream Instead?
If you’re tired of paying the high cost of cable, consider dropping it and going for a streaming TV solution instead. Here’s how to do it, step by step.
A Big Change to a Popular Medicare Option Might Increase Your Costs
The countdown has begun to a change that will affect current and future Medicare policyholders. Find out what to do now to make sure you have the right coverage.
9 Simple Steps That Help Ward Off Dementia
Making lifestyle changes offers a relatively simple and inexpensive way to avoid the high costs of developing dementia, a brain disorder whose causes include Alzheimer’s disease.
What ‘Sell By’ and ‘Use By’ Dates on Food Really Mean
At least 90 percent of Americans throw out food each year because they don’t understand the meaning of dates stamped on packages. Here is how to stay safe.
Warren Buffett’s Sane and Simple Retirement Investing Plan
This CEO and investor extraordinaire is one of the richest people alive — and he’s giving away his investment secrets.
4 Ways to Better Protect Your Personal Data on Facebook
Facebook announced today that a security flaw allowed hackers to potentially control up to 50 million accounts. Here’s how to protect yours.
Should Your Credit Card Retire When You Do?
Using credit cards in retirement can give you a surprising number of financial options during your golden years.
12 Ways to Fund a Dream Retirement Abroad
Whether you’re ready to go now or planning ahead, use these expert tips to make sure you have the money for the lifestyle you want.
What’s Left of Obamacare, Why You’re Not Covered for Water Damage and 13 Other Crucial Things To Know About Insurance
Insurance details can confuse even the most educated consumer. Misunderstand these key things, and it can cost you dearly.
7 Ways to Save Yourself From Overspending at the Mall
Retailers bombard you with choices and offers that may appear to be good deals. Here’s how to buy what you want, and get out before you spend too much.
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