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Tax Hacks 2016: Don’t Overlook These 8 Deductions and Credits
Buried in the massive document that makes up the U.S. tax code are myriad ways to shrink your tax bill. Here are eight big ones that many people don’t realize they can claim.
How to Bag an Extra $5K in 2016
There are steps you can take now — one as simple as making a phone call — so you end this year with some extra dough in your bank account.
‘Brain Training’ Company to Pay $2 Million for Bogus Claims
The company behind Lumosity claimed that its online games would make players smarter and even delay the onset of dementia. Federal regulators were not impressed.
Hawaii ‘at the Forefront’ With New Tobacco Control Law
The Aloha State raises the legal smoking age to 21 and applies new restrictions on e-cigarettes.
Is a Common STD Becoming the Next Resistant ‘Superbug’?
England’s chief medical officer is warning that one sexually transmitted disease could become untreatable. Should people in the U.S. worry?
What Every Shopper Must Know About a Meat Label Change
Retailers no longer are required to reveal key details about the meat you buy. Find out what’s behind the change.
This Is the Most Popular U.S. State Among Movers — Again
Last year marked the third consecutive year that this state ranked No. 1 for inbound moves. Find out which states attracted — or lost — the most residents in 2015.
5 Essential Products That Will Be Cheaper This Year
Another reason to celebrate the start of 2016: It promises relief for your budget, with lower prices predicted on household necessities from heating oil to milk.
Fill Out This Student Financial Aid Form Early or Risk Missing Out on Thousands
If you need help covering college costs, completing the “FAFSA” should be at the top of your priority list, especially in states that dole out that aid on a first-come, first-served basis. Here’s what you need to know.
Year of the Gun: Americans’ Pursuit of Firearms Surged in 2015
The FBI conducted a mind-boggling 44 firearm background checks per minute during 2015 — a figure that indicates record-high gun sales. Here’s what’s behind it.
Universities Tap Into Craft Beer Craze
A growing number of universities are teaching people to turn their love of craft beer into a living. Find out which schools can launch you into a new career.
How Sugar May Fuel the Spread of Breast Cancer
New research is adding to concerns about the possible negative health effects of the simple sugar fructose. Find out how sugar does its damage.
The Best Things to Buy in January
Sure, it’s hard to think about shopping right after the holidays. But the first month of the year has some unique deals for products — and for some of the country’s most magnificent destinations.
Can the ‘Oprah Effect’ Save Weight Watchers?
Now that the struggling weight loss company is endorsed and partly owned by the former talk show queen, will Weight Watchers share the same success as other brands she has blessed?
New Hotel Chain Fee Riles Travelers
A new charge aimed at reducing cancellations at Hilton-owned hotels is catching some customers by surprise — and not in a good way.
Are Emoji-Based Passwords the Key to Hampering Hackers?
If these researchers have it right, you may be able to shed lengthy, hard-to-remember passwords for a picture and pattern-based system. 🙂
Tax Hacks 2016: Avoid These 10 Common Filing Mistakes
Everybody makes mistakes, but this isn’t the time to make them. Go over this list to make sure your return is error-free and your refund finds you faster.
Microsoft to Notify Users Targeted by Governments
You can now expect an alert whenever a government starts snooping around your Microsoft account. Learn more.
This Is How Much It Costs to Survive Cancer
New research has put price tags on common types of cancer. Find out which forms of the disease are especially costly for patients.
2-Year Cellphone Contracts Are About to Go Extinct
AT&T will stop offering subsidized telephones in the new year, and the move will mark the end of an era in cellphone service. Find out more.
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