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4 Ways You Can Now Enjoy Movies and TV for Free (or Dirt Cheap)
Several companies have unveiled new ways to see your favorite films and TV shows on the cheap.
Saturday School – Learn How Interest Rate Moves Affect the Value of Your Bonds
Learn why changes in interest rates can make your bonds more — or less — valuable on the open market.
Older People Suffer Due to Costly Oral Care — Here’s How to Avoid That Fate
Many Americans approaching retirement struggle to afford basic dental care. It costs them embarrassment, pain and more. Fortunately, there are ways to reduce oral care costs.
Equifax Data Breach: Why You Should Be Concerned and What to Do
Criminals accessed sensitive personal data for as many as 143 million U.S. consumers — that’s close to half the population.
These 4 Phony Tips Won’t Protect You From Hurricane Irma’s Wrath
Hurricane Irma has Florida and other states in its crosshairs. Here’s what’s true and false about protecting yourself in a hurricane.
7 Cheap Activities That Will Relax You
Happiness and and relaxation shouldn’t cost you a bundle. Here are scientifically proven ways to unwind inexpensively.
5 Mouthwatering Meal Deals — and a Tip to Boost Your Savings
We’ve spotted multiple coupons and offers good for entire free entrees or meals. Here’s where you can sit down to serious savings this weekend.
What Employers Know About Your Online Activity
The boss probably knows more than you realize about what you do on company computers and phones. Here’s the scoop.
We’re in the Worst Month of the Year for Investors — Proceed Sanely
September generally means the lowest average stock returns of the year for investors — along with the greatest likelihood of a market dive. Here’s what you can do about it.
2 Free Websites and Apps That Can Slash Your Prescription Drug Costs
Even if you have insurance, these services might be able to find lower medication prices. And it will only cost you a few seconds of time.
Buyer Beware: Why Early Phone Upgrades Are a Bad Idea
Why you should not jump at the latest bright, shiny device on the market.
This ‘Freshman 15’ Fattens Wallets, Not Students
One of the best ways to slash college costs might also be among the most overlooked. Here’s a simple math lesson that all students and their loves ones need to understand.
Watch This — 3 Steps to Boosting Your Confidence
Learn the factors that contribute to confidence, and how you can get your self-worth to soar.
Stressing Out About College Admissions? Consider Hiring a Coach
There are professionals out there to help navigate the grueling process of getting into the school of your dreams. Here’s what they do — and why people pay thousands for their help.
Playing a Risky Game: People Who Fake Death for Big Money
Life insurance fraud is attempted more often than you might think. Here’s what trips up the perpetrators, according to investigators who track them.
The 25 Best Companies Hiring for Part-Time Remote Jobs in 2017
Part-time and remote gigs offer a host of perks for various types of workers, but finding them can be overwhelming. Start with this list.
The 10 Best American Cities for Working From Home
More than a third of U.S. workers are self-employed or freelancers and many more telecommute. These are places where living conditions are just right for them to thrive.
Saturday School – How a Roth IRA Can Save You in a Financial Emergency
A Roth IRA beats a traditional IRA if you need more flexibility in your retirement savings plan. Find out why.
10 U.S. Cities Where Retirees Can Rent for Less Than $840 a Month
You won’t find New York, Los Angeles or Chicago on the list. But you will find smaller cities with a high quality of life.
Ask Stacy: How Can I Fight My Property Taxes?
This reader thinks her property taxes are too high and wants to appeal her assessment. I’ve been successful challenging mine in two different cities. Here’s how I did it.
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