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FTC Orders Refunds for Customers Duped by ‘Speech’ Pills
Dietary supplements were marketed as treatment for kids’ speaking disorders associated with autism. Sound too good to be true?
Most Working Parents Say They Work From Desire, Not Just Need
A survey challenges the assumption that parents seeking work flexibility aren’t truly committed to their careers.
Why Is the Stock Market Tumbling? And Should You Panic?
Investors started the week by freaking out about…well, everything. Should you panic too? Probably not. Find out why the recent downturn might be good for your financial future.
Ask Stacy: The Market Looks Scary – Should I Sell My Stocks Now?
The stock market has been in a freefall for several days, reminding investors how events beyond our control can devastate savings in the blink of an eye. Here are seven tips to help you overcome the fear you feel right now.
Clean Energy Tax Credits Mostly Benefit the Wealthy, Report Says
American households have received more than $18 billion in energy-related federal tax credits since 2006. Find out who gets the lion’s share of the benefit.
These 5 Industries Offer the Best 401(k) Plans
The five industries with the best retirement plans remain unchanged for a third consecutive year. Find out who tops the list.
Why Rent Control Won’t Make Housing More Affordable
Astronomical rents are in part a legacy of the recession. What economists say should be done to address the massive gap between working people’s pay and the high cost of housing.
Behold! Americans Are Getting Better at Managing Money
The national average FICO score is at its highest level in at least 10 years. So how do you rank?
Out of Wi-Fi Range? 3 Tips for Getting Some Work Done Anyway
Even if you lack Internet access, you can still be remarkably productive, if you want to be, of course. Here’s how.
Same-Sex Spouses to Be Paid Social Security Benefits Retroactively
Widowed spouses who were previously denied survivor and death benefits can now collect those payments.
Poor Hygiene Puts 40 Million Contact Lens Wearers At Risk
More than 99 percent of people who use contact lenses have at least one bad habit that risks eye infection, the CDC says. Find out which behaviors are dangerous.
Lawsuit Claims Uber Hired Murderer, Sex Offenders
A California lawsuit accuses ride-booking company Uber of performing inadequate background checks that fail to ensure customer safety.
Horse Meat Found in Other Ground Meat Sold in U.S.
A study has found meat mislabeling in 10 of 48 samples sold commercially. Find out what is causing the problem.
10 Simple Ways to Cut Costs on Data Usage
Smartphones are amazing — texts, email, instant streaming, video chats! But the cost of these data gobblers can also amaze.
What’s Wrong With Our Debate Over Higher Wages
Wages have been stagnant in the United States for decades. It’s a ticking time bomb for our economy.
Been Dreaming of Travel? Air Fares Are in Descent
Airline fares are down almost 6 percent compared to a year ago.
Are You at Risk of Being Replaced by a Robot?
Fear not! Technology has eliminated many jobs that humans used to do, but has more than made up for it by creating jobs in other areas, a new study says. Here’s the scoop.
$20 Million Donation to College Hinges on Changing its Name
College and court ponder what to do when the institution’s founder mandated a name be “forever,” but financial well-being could depend on changing it.
3 Ways Google Could Rig the 2016 Presidential Election
Experts say Google could manipulate the outcome of the presidential election without most people even realizing.
The 5 Most Popular Restaurants for Hardcore Breakfast Fans
Breakfast aficionados say a fast-food chain is their No. 1 choice for their favorite meal.
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