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Obamacare Insurance Premiums Higher in 45 States
If it felt like health insurance premiums continued to climb this year, it’s not your imagination. Find out which states saw spikes of more than 40 percent.
Live in This City? You May Not Have to Pay Rent
What would happen if someone else paid your rent, no strings attached? How would you spend your time? Some lucky folks are about to find out.
Don’t Get Fleeced on Your Rental Car This Summer
The car-rental business is taking a page from the airline industry, trying to upsell customers and broadside them with junk fees. Here’s what you should know to avoid paying too much.
7 Clever Ways to Save Big Bucks Buying Clothes
Before you hit the mall or your favorite retailer to get some new duds, check out these tips on scoring the best clothing deals.
Hey, Grads: These Are the Best (and Worst) Cities to Start Your Career
Now armed with degrees, America’s most recent batch of college graduates are ready to start their professional careers. Find out which cities are a hit (or a miss) when it comes to launching a career.
This DIY System Makes ‘Home-Brewing’ Beer Quick and Easy
The soda maker hopes its new homemade beer-making system will hop up sales and restore consumers’ fizzling interest in its DIY drink makers.
American Flag Sales Having Banner Year in 2016
Old Glory’s popularity is soaring once again. Find out what is behind the surge in purchases.
Top 25 Cities for a Summer ‘Staycation’
If you’re short on time and money, you can still have a lot of fun on a small budget — especially if you live in one of these cities.
Dangerous New Malware Targets Online Bank Accounts
A virus called “GozNym” is targeting banks and online banking customers in a unique and effective way.
The Best Things to Buy in June — and What to Avoid
There are great deals on lingerie and meals for Fathers’ Day, but there’s good reason to hold off on new TVs and other key pieces of technology.
Traveling Abroad? Here Are 4 ‘Ugly American’ Behaviors to Avoid
Americans have a bad reputation as international travelers. Here’s how to steer clear of the stereotype.
Why You Should Dump Your Second Fridge
If you have two refrigerators at your home, here’s what it’s costing you and the planet.
Thrifty Ways to Keep Summer Bugs Away
Chemical repellents can be bad for the environment, and tough on your wallet. We have rounded up some frugal, effective and earth-friendly alternatives.
Flying With a Pet? First Learn the Ropes
Traveling by plane with your furry friends can be expensive for you and in some cases dangerous for the animal. Here’s what you need to know.
Now Hiring: Professional Cuddlers (No Joke)
If you love to hug and snuggle, you may want to consider a gig as a professional cuddler. It’s a real job and it pays $40 and up an hour.
5 Credit Problems That Can Destroy Your Home Dreams
A bad credit history can spell trouble for homebuyers. Try to avoid raising these red flags.
10 American Cities Where Robocalls Are Epidemic
One U.S. city received nearly 100 million robocalls in April alone. Find out how you can fight back.
The Most Commonly Misspelled Words in Each State
Is “desert” a sand-filled location or a sugar-filled food? If you’re not sure, you’re not alone.
Ask Stacy: Do I Have to Admit to a Bankruptcy?
Do you still have to admit to a bankruptcy after it no longer appears on your credit report?
Brilliant Home Hack: How to Dry Your Wet Sneakers
In our ongoing series of solutions to life’s little — yet vexing — problems, here is a great way to get your athletic shoes dry.
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