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7 Remarkable New Tech Products That Soon May Improve Your Day-to-Day Life
At the year’s biggest consumer electronics show, companies unveiled a wide array of technologies. These are some of the innovations that could make it into your life — and soon.
Gender Wage Gap Is Not Just Unfair — It’s Depressing
New research suggests that higher levels of mood disorders among women in the workplace may be more environmental than biological.
Fitbit Woes: Product Complaints, Lawsuits and Tanking Stocks
The wearables tech company is suffering a bout of ill health as it faces two separate lawsuits, plunging share prices and a lukewarm reception to its newest gadget.
NFL Cheerleaders Have Something Big to Cheer About
The Buffalo Jills can move forward with a class action lawsuit against the Buffalo Bills demanding better wages and treatment, a judge ruled.
8 Restaurant Phone Apps That Save You Money and Time
A meal in a restaurant is one of life’s greatest pleasures. These smartphone apps can help you instantly locate the food you want at a discounted price.
Tax Hacks 2016: How to Avoid an Audit
Before you send in your tax return, double check that you haven’t made one of these mistakes that could trigger IRS scrutiny.
Gas Now Nearly as Cheap as Water in Some Places
Gas prices continue to plummet, but that isn’t necessarily all good news for consumers. Find out more.
Do Retailers Use Pricing Schemes to Mislead You?
Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s are among the latest retailers to be sued over allegedly “deceptive and misleading” pricing practices. Find out how to avoid being fleeced.
AT&T’s Latest Offer Is Unlimited Data — With a Hitch
AT&T is offering unlimited data, talk and text in what it calls its “best offer yet.” But the perk is not available to all customers.
Could These 12 Weird Tax Deductions Save You Money?
What are you missing as you figure out your tax deductions? An African safari, perhaps? The new swimming pool? Read on to learn about some of the whacky ways that have helped others trim their tax liability.
Ask Stacy: Is Zero-Percent Financing for a New Car a Good Deal?
You’re shopping for a new car, and the dealer offers you zero-percent financing. What’s the catch?
Study Homes In on the Key to Happiness
New research suggests that stacking your priorities this way — with money a notch below time — can make a real difference in your sense of well-being.
For Sale: Playboy Mansion (Playboy Included)
Hugh Hefner’s five-acre Los Angeles estate just hit the market with a $200 million asking price. The buyer has to agree to allow Hefner to live there until he dies.
Sticker Shock: Pfizer Hikes Prices for 105 Drugs
Viagra, the little blue pill for erectile dysfunction, is just one of the dozens of commonly used drugs that cost more now. Some of the increases are up a whopping 20 percent.
North American Vehicles of the Year Announced
The winner of the 2016 North American Car of the Year honor has made a classic comeback. Find out which model topped the rankings.
Are Fitness Videos Sabotaging Your Workout?
New research raises concerns about the value of exercise DVDs in helping people to get fit. Learn more.
What Millionaires’ Financial Resolutions Mean for Your Money
These days, the top financial concern of millionaires is not so far removed from the worries of the rest of us. Find out more.
Tax Hacks 2016: The Best Tax Apps
Smartphone users rejoice! There are plenty of apps that make preparing your tax return a little more bearable.
Cautionary Tale: This iPhone Feature Led to a $2,000 Monthly Bill
A teenager (and his family) found out the hard way that a setting on his iPhone was allowing him to devour his data allowance at a frightening pace — and outrageous cost.
42 Percent of Millennials Are Engaging in This Risky Financial Behavior
A new report reveals that many millennials are struggling financially and turning to some alternative — and usually costly — financial services to make ends meet.
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