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9 Screamin’ Deals to Snag in October
Yes, Black Friday is just around the corner, but don’t be afraid to shop in October. Here’s what to buy now — from cars to pizzas — and what purchases to put off until November.
Honolulu Bound? 6 Awesome Things to Do (5 of Them for Cheap)
Here’s what a mom and her five kids did on a trip to Oahu to have fun but not break the bank.
Good Grief, Look Who’s on My Christmas Stamp
It’s been 50 years since this ragtag group of friends first gathered around a forlorn little sapling and sang Christmas carols.
Staples Bucks Retail Trend, Will Close Stores on Thanksgiving
This year, the office supply chain will do something that has become practically revolutionary in retail — give its employees the holiday off.
10 Most Profitable Cities for Renting Your Home to Visitors
Own a home in a popular vacation spot? You might be able to cash in. Find out which cities command the highest rental prices from tourists.
Experian Hack Affects 15 Million T-Mobile Customers
Another day, another victory for hackers. Find out what information was stolen and what type of help Experian is offering to victims.
Move Over, Colorado: Pot Is Officially Legal in Oregon
As of Thursday, anyone who is at least 21 can purchase marijuana in Oregon. Which state is likely to legalize pot next?
What You Need to Know About the New Mortgage Rules
Changes that kick in Saturday are intended to make the process of getting a mortgage more transparent for most of us. Here’s the skinny.
How One-Third of Millennials Pay for Their Weddings (Yikes)
An alarming number of young couples are taking on a substantial amount of debt to say “I do.”
Nearly Half of Happy Employees Are Angling to Quit
A new survey reveals that contrary to popular belief, a happy employee isn’t always a committed and loyal employee.
Remember Filene’s Basement? It’s Back From the Grave, Virtually
Once a favorite place of bargain hunters who dug through merchandise for treasures, Filene’s has been resurrected online.
Credit Cards Are Now More Secure — and Confusing
Using a credit card is now more secure. But you might be better off avoiding shopping or paying with cash for a while. Find out why.
Scientist Identifies the Top 10 ‘Feel-Good’ Songs
The next time you’re feeling down, try listening to one of these songs from the past 50 years.
Target Now Matches Prices With These 30 Online Retailers
Target adds 24 more online competitors to its price-match policy for purchases made both in stores and online.
Should You Pay the Price for a Concierge Doctor?
Concierge medicine lets you see the doc when you want to in exchange for a regular, ongoing fee. Here’s how to figure out if the costs make sense for you.
Museum Pays Tribute to Consumer Victories Over Business Bullies
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader’s pet project highlights battles that led to safer toys and cars and demanded accountability from cigarette companies to name a few.
Wal-Mart Launches Curbside Grocery Pickup Service
The big box store rolls out the latest model of online grocery shopping — following variations by Target and Amazon — this one aimed mainly at suburban shoppers to start.
Amtrak to Enforce Baggage Limits (Such as They Are)
Still, you’d have to be seriously overpacking — and possibly require a donkey to lug it all — to run up extra charges.
Keurig’s Latest Innovation: The ‘Kold’ Drink Machine
The countertop device allows you to make big-name sodas, flavored water and — some day — cocktail mixers at home, but it’s not cheap. Is it worth it?
How Gender and Body Type Impact Your Love Life
Ever wondered how your sexual history compares with that of the average person? Speculate no more.
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