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How Heavy Marijuana Use Hurts Finances, Social Life
A study links long-term, heavy pot consumption to a reduced standard of living by the time a person reaches midlife.
Report: Federal Health Insurance Website Vulnerable to Attack
Millions of Americans use Healthcare.gov to obtain health insurance. Now, a new report shows the Web portal experienced 316 security-related incidents in about 18 months.
U.S. Lawmakers Move Against Airline Fees and Bad Behavior, at Last
Pro-consumer legislation aims to give travelers more comfort and fewer unpleasant surprises such as extra fees.
7 Spending Trends That Speak Volumes About U.S. Consumers
From guns and pot (marijuana, that is) to bowls (instead of plates), what we buy reveals our shifting demographics and outlook on the world.
Target Deal Will Pay You — in Gift Cards — to Grocery Shop
Need to stock your pantry for Easter and beyond? Buying from a selection of Target’s grocery items can score you $5 and $10 gift cards.
Alaska Airlines Offers a New Short-Cut Through Airport Security
The airline is the first to allow its frequent fliers to redeem miles so they can scoot through the security line without removing shoes, jackets and belts. Is the convenience worth the cost?
The Top 10 Jobs Where Women Earn More Than Men
The gender pay gap may not be as wide as it seems at first glance, new research shows.
This Best-Selling 3-in-1 Dirt Devil Vacuum Is on Sale for $14 Today
Just in time for spring-cleaning season, five Dirt Devil vacuums are up to 65 percent off today at Amazon.com.
Consumer Reports Rates the Best Smartphones on the Market
Find out why one smartphone maker dominates the list of the best models.
Americans More Optimistic About Retirement, but Are They Kidding Themselves?
A growing number of Americans report feeling better about their finances and ability to retire comfortably, but most have very little or no retirement savings, according to a new report.
Starbucks’ Baristas Spearhead National Food Donation Program
The coffee chain will soon donate all of its unsold perishable food items to food banks across the United States. Find out why it’s not as easy as it sounds to give away surplus products.
Target and Walmart Price-Match Policies Save Me $2 — $20 Almost Every Time I Shop
Two of the country’s largest retailers have two of the best price-matching policies. Here’s everything you need to know to get the lowest prices whenever you shop.
Save 50 Percent This Week on Custom Photo Gifts Fit For Mother’s Day
Shutterfly’s current Groupon offer is for 50 percent off a voucher. But don’t wait too long.
First Cruise Line Cleared to Sail From U.S. to Cuba
When a seven-day cruise departs from the Port of Miami on May 1, it will begin a historic journey.
Cheaper iPhone, Apple Watch on the Way
If you’ve been considering an Apple Watch — or hoping for the return of a smaller iPhone — now might be a good time to shop.
Sponsored: The Internet of Things is Changing Everything
The Internet of Things is the next big evolution in technology. Don’t understand what the fuss is all about? Read this.
Survey Asks How Far Americans Would Go to Get Out of Paying Taxes
A new survey reveals the surprising (and downright alarming) things Americans say they would do to avoid paying taxes — and who respondents would most like to punch in the face.
Get In on This Easter Flowers and Dinner Deal for Less Than $20
Restaurant.com serves up a meal and flowers at a deep discount to celebrate the season. Here’s how to take advantage of it.
Chipotle Rolls Out More Freebies to Woo You Back
In an effort to boost its image and win back diners, the beleaguered Mexican chain is ramping up its free-food offers with direct-mail coupons and an online game.
21 Delicious Ways to Eat Gluten-Free on a Budget
Going gluten-free can drive you into the poorhouse if you let it. Here is the lowdown on how to eat gluten-free in a way that is both healthy and economical.
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