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Newest Amazon Prime Perk: Free E-Books
Members of Amazon’s Prime program now have free access to more than 1,000 Kindle books and other e-reading materials.
Ask Stacy: How Can I Get Credit Without Credit?
It’s the old chicken/egg story. This reader can’t get credit because she has no credit history. But is that really the problem? I think not.
What Will Hurricane Matthew Do to Gas Prices?
You don’t have to live in Florida or along the Southeast coast to feel the hurricane’s impact at the gas pump.
Mall of America to Stay Closed on Thanksgiving
America’s largest shopping mall is now trying to push back the “Christmas creep” trend by closing most of its operations until Black Friday.
More Caffeine Means Less Dementia for Women
Find out how much java in your daily diet could help keep your brain sharp.
New Protections for Prepaid Debit Cards Unveiled
A new federal rule will mean better protections for people who use one of the fastest-growing financial products.
9 Ways to Drive Down Your Auto Insurance Rates
Don’t put your head in the sand about auto insurance. There are things you can do that add up to big savings on your policy.
5 Spots Where Retirees Can Live for Less Than $40,000
AARP’s new list suggests places you can retire in the U.S. that will help you stretch those dollars.
Do This or Your iPhone Bill May Skyrocket
Some consumers are complaining of ballooning cellphone bills after updating their iPhones to iOS 10. Find out how to make sure you’re not unintentionally guzzling data.
15 ‘Great Places in America’ Honored for 2016
The American Planning Association has identified some of the nation’s best neighborhoods, public spaces and streets.
Officials Fret That Older Adults Are Skipping Flu Shots
Vaccination rates have dropped to 45.6 percent of the entire U.S. population. Find out why that is dangerous.
Amazon to Ban Most Incentivized Product Reviews
The e-commerce giant is cracking down on reviews from users who receive free or discounted items.
Do Your Doctor’s Political Views Impact Treatment?
A new Yale study reveals that physicians’ political beliefs do affect their medical decisions.
Young Adults Facing Steeper Climb to Retirement
Millennials may have to invest a much greater portion of their income to meet their retirement goals, a new study shows.
Commonly Used Pain Relievers Linked to Heart Disease Risk
Current use of any NSAID was found to be associated with a 19 percent increased risk of hospital admission for heart failure.
These 14 Jobs Have the Best Work-Life Balance
Glassdoor’s list of top jobs for work-life balance is based entirely on workers’ feedback.
Fast-Food Drive-Thrus Not Living Up to Their Name
Does it feel like you’re sitting longer in the drive-thru lane at your favorite fast-food restaurant? You’re not alone.
The 7 Hottest Buys in October, and 7 to Put Off Until November
With the blow-out holiday sales on the horizon, you might be reluctant to shop in October. But there are some great deals to nab this month, before the rush.
Renting a Car? Beware of This Unpleasant Surprise Cost
Motorists are astonished at how much rental companies are adding on to their bills for this “convenience.” Here’s what you need to know.
Is Canned Pumpkin Really Made From Squash?
Recent rumors say canned pumpkin is actually a mix of more flavorful squash varieties. Find out the truth.
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