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What’s Holding Back U.S. Wage Growth?
American wages continue to lag, but there are ways to put more green in your wallet.
Lookin’ Good! How to Get a Killer Deal on Eyeglasses
The eyewear market has exploded with new options — on vision testing, styles, even ways to “try on” glasses virtually. Here are tips to find the right pair at the right price.
8 Ways to Get Money Back From Home Improvements
Despite budget tightening in Washington, there are many programs that will pay you for making your home cozier in the winter, cooler in the summer and more energy efficient overall.
Most Consumers Die With Debt, but You Can Avoid That Fate
The vast majority of consumers die with outstanding debts — totaling an average of about $62,000. Here’s how to avoid burdening your loved ones.
Renters Dominate Big Cities, but You Shouldn’t Give Up on Owning a Home
In most of the 100 largest U.S. cities, renters now outnumber owners. To buck the trend, you’ll need this financial savvy.
How to Save Up to 31 Percent on Tax Preparation
Act fast to take advantage of these rebates on income tax software and services.
3 Ways Trump Could Be Changing Your Job and Pay
Trump’s nominee for Labor Secretary, Alexander Acosta, had some interesting things to say about workplace rules in a recent confirmation hearing.
Calling All Steak Lovers: Weekend Deals at Outback, LongHorn
Save a few dollars on a sizzling steak this weekend. Plus, learn how you can get other free and discounted meal deals.
Ask Stacy: What’s the Best Way to Borrow?
The best way to borrow used to be the only way to borrow: from a bank. These days, however, that may be the least attractive alternative.
6 Baby Products You Really Should Buy New
When you’re loading up on baby products for your new family member, some items are worth the full-price cost. Splurge on these and buy peace of mind.
2 Ways to Brace Your Budget for Rising Health Care Costs
More than one-third of Americans could not pay an unexpected medical bill of more than $100 without going into debt. Here’s how to avoid that fate.
Retirement Savings Are Sorely Lacking: 3 Things You Can Do About It
Almost one-quarter of workers have less than $1,000 in savings, a new survey shows. Here’s how to boost your nest egg and banish financial stress.
This Southern State Will Be the First to Close the Gender Pay Gap
A baby girl born today will face headwinds throughout her working lifetime if she has a job in one of 13 states.
Hackers Threaten to Wipe iPhones Unless Apple Pays Ransom
Cybercriminals are threatening to remotely wipe hundreds of millions of iPhones and iCloud accounts. Are you in danger?
What You Should Do — and Not Do — When Meeting a New Dog
Don’t be among the millions of Americans bitten by dogs each year. Follow these 11 tips in your canine encounters.
Why 2017 Might Be a Rough Year for Homebuyers
Shopping for a home this year? These three factors might cause you a lot of angst.
15 States With the Most Telecommuting Jobs
Surprisingly, where you live can increase — or decrease — your odds of working from home.
U.S. Facing Massive Doctor Shortage
New research reveals that America will face a shortage of nearly 105,000 physicians by 2030.
10 Things You Should Clean in the Spring (but Probably Don’t)
Your house isn’t really clean until you tackle these easy-to-forget spots
Student Loan Default Just Became Costlier: Do You Know Your Options?
The Trump administration recently reversed an Obama-era rule on collection fees, and the result could be costly for borrowers.
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