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Georgetown Offers Olive Branch to Descendants of Slaves
Georgetown University is offering admissions preference to the descendants of 272 slaves. Find out why the school is making the gesture.
Ebates Helps You Save Up to 40 Percent on Labor Day Shopping
Around three dozen retailers are participating in cash-back portal Ebates’ Labor Day weekend promotion.
Ask Stacy: How Can I Get Out of My Timeshare Without Being Robbed?
Like marriage, hammocks and car leases, time-shares are a lot easier to get into than out of. Here’s everything you need to know before you buy (or what you wish you’d known before you bought).
Save Thousands on New ‘Leftover’ Cars From 2016
Auto pricing gurus say now is the time to save big on a new car. Find out which models offer the best deals.
Stuff Your Face for Chance at $3,300 from Wayback Burgers
More than 800 iron-stomached contestants have signed up to compete for the cash reward, bragging rights and maybe some heartburn. Care to join them?
Kids Help Walmart Pick Hot Toys for the Holidays
Relying on the enthusiastic recommendations of hundreds of children, the retailer has released its top toy picks for the upcoming holidays. Find out what made the cut.
Chick-fil-A Rolls Out New Health-Conscious Foods
Kale and quinoa and chia seeds — oh my! The popular fast-food chain is adding new healthy ingredients and menu items at select locations in the U.S.
Passenger Plane Service to Cuba Begins
For the first time in more than 50 years, a U.S. commercial flight has touched down in Cuba. More flights will soon follow.
The 9 Best Things to Buy in September, and 3 Purchases That Should Wait
This end-of-the-summer month — including Labor Day — offers some of the best bargains of the year on everything from laptops to patio furniture.
The 25 Best Housing Markets for Prospective Buyers in 2016
Cities in these two states dominate WalletHub’s ranking of the year’s best real estate markets.
Is Curiosity Putting You at Risk of a Cyberattack?
Basic human nature can cause us to click on links in messages from unknown senders even when we know such links can be dangerous, according to a recent study.
Wednesday Is 50-Cent Corn Dog Day at Sonic
Your lunch or dinner plans on Aug. 31 just got way easier. Sonic is practically giving away corn dogs all day.
America’s Most and Least ‘Successful’ States
A new study ranks each state based on the financial success of residents. Find out where rich people in the U.S. are living and how your state measures up.
51 Percent of Workers Say This Is the Best Place to Work
Where do workers say they are most productive? It’s probably not where you think.
Save an Extra $5 on Already-Discounted Gift Cards Through Wednesday
Raise.com is having a rare site-wide sale. Find out how much you have to spend to save $5.
The Impact a College Degree Has on Your Marriage
The dynamics of marriage are changing, and education is playing a large role in the shift.
How to Save Thousands When Selling Your Home
Here are eight tactics for negotiating lower commission fees with agents and ways of saving even more if you are willing to try out some newer businesses in the market.
How a Janitor Amassed an $8 Million Fortune
Vermont janitor and gas station attendant Ronald Read died in 2014, but he is still teaching us that frugal living pays off — sometimes in a huge way — if you’re a savvy and patient investor.
Doing This to Photos? You Might Be Depressed
A new study says the photo filters you use in Instagram provide an accurate picture of your mental health. Find out more.
The Surprising Reason Americans Are Not Buying Jewelry
Jewelry stores across the U.S. are struggling to get customers, and industry leaders think they know why.
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