Hate Flossing? Sink Your Teeth Into This

Your dentist and dental hygienist tell you it’s a good idea to floss, and often. They may be right — but then again, maybe not.

Researchers Find a Way For Your Boss to Make You More Productive

So, that open plan office you hate? It will likely spur you to greater productivity — if you are seated near the right type of people.

Amazon Offers Free E-Book to Prime Members in August

Amazon.com has announced six new e-books available for free or cheap in August.

Double Cash-Back Deals Extended Another Week

Ebates.com is celebrating back-to-school season with one more week of double cash-back offers.

62 Percent of Americans Back Free College for All

A new survey also finds that nearly everybody believes college is a wise investment.

How Online Travel Agencies Influence Your Hotel Bookings

A practice called “dimming” — which stems from conflicts between hotels and booking sites — may prevent you from seeing the best deals.

Cremations Surpass Traditional Burials in the U.S.

As Americans we are changing our after-life style. Generally speaking, cremation is cheaper and offers more interesting options for our remains than a burial plot.

Thieves Strike a Lucrative New Target in California

They are valuable, easy to steal, hard to trace and disappearing by the truckload, creating a huge headache for law enforcement and growers.

Save Hundreds of Dollars With August Printable Coupons

A new month means another batch of printable coupons. Click and save!

7 Keys to Dodging Deadly Bacteria Lurking in Your Food

A million people are sickened by food-borne bacteria every year. Here are seven simple ways to protect your family.

Airfares Continue to Head South

Airline ticket prices are continuing their descent, reaching six-year lows.

Why You Are Waiting Longer at Starbucks

It’s a story where nobody is happy: Customer wait times at Starbucks are rising, and barista tips are falling. Find out what’s going on.

The 7 Best Things to Buy in August, and a Few to Skip

How to take advantage of back-to-school deals, even if you’re not a student, and other great tips for August shopping.

‘Mr. Robot’ Poses Modern-Day Challenge: Could You Make a Digital Disappearance?

What would it take to “go dark” like characters in the popular TV series? A lot more technical know-how than most of us possess, and some old-fashioned skills.

Get Your Free FICO Score Today (No Strings Attached)

Discover is offering everyone — including noncustomers — free access to their FICO score. Here’s how it works.

Lottery Winner Demonstrates How Not to Invest a Windfall

In an epic fail, this Georgia lotto winner chose to invest his $3 million jackpot in an enterprise so dodgy he could serve decades behind bars.

How to Score a Free, Large Popcorn With Your Movie This Weekend

Find out how easy it is to score a bag of delicious buttery goodness from AMC Theatres.

11 Ways to Save Big on College Textbooks

Students at public four-year colleges spent an average of $1,298 on books and supplies during the 2015-16 school year. Here are ideas for slashing those costs.

Airlines Now Must Refund Fees for Lost, Delayed Bags

You might get your checked-baggage fee back the next time your suitcase is delayed or lost.

Say ‘Bon Voyage’ to Credit Card Foreign-Transaction Fees

The number of fees charged by credit cards is dropping, according to a new study.

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