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Will Amazon Cancel Your Account for Too Many Returns?
A British newspaper reports that some Amazon.com customers have learned the hard way about how the company’s return policy really works.
Standing Desks Might Be a Waste of Cash
Counting on a standing desk to boost your long-term health? Sit down: We may have some bad news for you.
3 Ways Love Costs You Money When You Shop
When love tugs at your heartstrings, financial judgment typically flies out the window, according to researchers’ findings.
How to Get Free Cellphone Service and Free Cellphones
Yes, you actually can get free wireless service. What’s the catch?
17 High-Paying Jobs That Don’t Require a 4-Year Degree
Opting to forgo college doesn’t have to mean opting for low pay.
Good News for Safety: Carmakers Agree to Make Automatic Braking Standard
Rear-end crashes are expected to plummet as 20 car companies roll out AEB technology — which they plan to make standard on all new cars by 2022.
Cut This One Silly Expense and You Could Retire With an Extra $20K
If you have so much stuff that you are paying to store it, you could do yourself a great favor by getting rid of it. Here’s how the numbers stack up.
Heads Up: FedEx Will Soon Expand Size Surcharge to More Packages
The shipping company is adding a surcharge to more packages beginning in June. Find out which parcels will be impacted.
States Where Drinkers Pay the Highest Beer Taxes
Tennessee residents pay the highest state beer tax rate in the nation, while Wyoming residents pay the lowest. Where does your state rank?
American Models Top List of This Year’s Worst Cars
Consumer Reports has named its worst cars of 2016, warning buyers not to be lured in by “significant incentives” or “generous negotiating room.”
Ask Stacy: How Do I Find a Good Investment Adviser?
A reader wants to know how to find an investment adviser who can be trusted. It should be easy, but unfortunately it’s anything but.
Incentive to Drive Carefully: the Stunningly High Price of an Accident
Here’s the penalty — which insurance companies call an “adjustment of risk” — you pay when you file a claim. It’s not pretty.
Proposal: Separate Flights for People Traveling With Kids
It’s not just childless travelers fed up with screaming kids who would like to put traveling families on different planes. Arguably, it could make travel better for the kids too.
How to Get Up to 70 Percent Off Kids Summer Clothes
Here’s how to combine a coupon with ongoing sales on OshKosh and Carter’s duds to stock up for hot weather at a deep discount.
Beware the Online Typo That Can Lead to Nasty Attacks
A one-letter typo can leave your computer or phone more vulnerable to malicious software, a cybersecurity firm warns.
These Are the 10 Happiest Countries in the World
On a scale of zero to 10, the average American’s happiness rates at about 7. Where does that put the U.S. on the global scale?
10 Top States for Homebuyers This Year
A new state-by-state housing market analysis shows that some states are a lot more buyer-friendly than others.
America’s Coolest Budget Travel Secret: Alpine Huts
Less rustic than camping and more exotic than a hotel, a vacation spent in backcountry alpine huts and lodges combines lower-cost lodging and a healthy outdoor adventure.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day With These 10 Lucky Deals
Save some green on on green beer, milkshakes, jewelry, flowers and more on Thursday, March 17.
These 6 Candy Makers Pledge to Stop Advertising to Kids
A growing list of confectioners — including the makers of Peeps and Jelly Belly jellybeans — have bowed to public health concerns over childhood obesity.
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