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Nothing — Not Even Toys — Can Avoid the ‘Pink Tax’
If your daughter or granddaughter loves pink, be prepared to pay more for toys and clothes in that color. It’s just the beginning of the pricing disparity experience for women.
Buyer Beware: 7 Prepaid Cards With Hidden Fees
An analysis of 10 prepaid debit cards found that seven failed to meet standards on disclosures that the federal government has proposed.
Good and Bad News About Memorial Day Gas Prices
Drivers in one region of the country will find the best fuel prices going into the holiday weekend.
Whole Foods to Open Lower-Price Stores in 9 States
The new 365 by Whole Foods Market chain of grocery stores will differ in some key ways from its parent store.
What Will Marriage Do to Your Finances?
A host of financial variables can make the knot feel more like a noose. Here’s what you need to find out before you get hitched.
5 Ways Adopting an Adult Dog or Cat Pays Off
Yes, puppies and kittens are cute, but consider the case for adopting an older pet. You could save time, money and hassle — not to mention a critter’s life.
6 Things You Can Do Yourself Instead of Paying a Professional
Save a bundle of money by choosing to DIY these easy home maintenance and personal grooming tasks.
TSA Slashes Notorious Security Lines From Hours to Minutes
After hellishly long security lines at Chicago O’Hare sparked outrage, the TSA got new leadership and ramped up staffing for airport checkpoints.
This Soda Pop Tax Has a Sweet Side
Sugary sodas are good for kids — or at least they could be in Philadelphia — if a tax proposal there gets a thumbs up from the city council.
6 Things You Should Repair Instead of Replacing
Nothing in this world lasts forever, but it’s easy to extend the lives of these items. And in doing so, you’ll keep more money in your pocket.
Has Amazon Killed Its Price-Protection Policy?
The retail giant says nothing has changed, but many customers disagree.
Millionaires Say 1 Factor Was Key in Making Them Rich
Across generations, wealthy folks credit the same source for their success.
CVS to Let You Opt Out of ‘Yard-Long’ Receipts
The pharmacy chain will soon give you the option to receive all coupons as well as your receipts by email.
A Social Security Strategy That Pays Off Big for Couples
Even though Congress put an end to the popular “file and suspend” strategy for collecting Social Security, another approach remains to help many couples supersize their benefits — sometimes gaining tens of thousands of dollars.
6 Mouthwatering Deals for National Burger Day
Celebrate America’s most iconic food with burger freebies and discounts. Plus, get a chance at free burgers for a year from one popular restaurant chain.
Question: What Would You Do After Winning a Ginormous Lottery?
You hit the jackpot! Now what? Here’s the surprising answer that 80 percent of Americans gave.
1 in 3 Millennials Are Shacked Up With Mom and Dad
It’s a first in the modern era: More young Americans are living with their parents than with a spouse or romantic partner.
Your Twitter Experience Is About to Change
Twitter announced today that you soon will be able to say more in tweets that include media — such as images and videos — or user names.
10 Countries Where the U.S. Dollar Goes a Long Way
The current strength of the dollar makes this summer a good time to travel abroad, according to one analysis.
Blood Pressure Fluctuations Linked to Cognitive Decline
A study finds an association between higher long-term blood pressure variability and a faster rate of cognitive decline among older adults.
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