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Woo-Hoo! Companies Junk Performance Reviews
Why a growing number of corporations are done with performance reviews — much to the relief of workers and managers.
Mortgage Servicer Slapped for Fake ‘Equity Accelerator’ Program
One company was ordered to repay $33 million to consumers who were deceived by a program promising thousands in savings on interest.
8 Air Conditioner Parts You Can’t Afford to Neglect
Proper maintenance of your A/C system can decrease your electricity bill and help you avoid costly repairs. Here’s what you need to know.
Rents Won’t Drop Soon — Just the Opposite, Experts Say
Experts predict that the smaller supply of rental properties will continue to drive rents higher. Find out how costly renting could get.
Super Bowl Commercials to Break Key Barrier
Next year’s Super Bowl will mark a watershed moment for advertising. Find out more.
Say Goodbye to These 4 eBay Features
Ebay’s U.S. same-day delivery service officially has been retired. Find out what else is disappearing.
Successfully Negotiate Your Medical Bills in 7 Simple Steps
You can haggle for everything, and we do mean everything. Here’s how to get a better deal on your medical bills.
Can Hormone Therapy Turn Back the Ticking Clock?
The anti-aging claims for hormone therapy are enticing, but the price can be high. Here’s a primer to help you separate legitimate hope from ridiculous hype.
Amazon Prepares to Roll Out Its Newest Shopping Shortcut
The e-commerce giant is testing drive-thru grocery shopping. Here’s how it works.
Delta’s Newest Upgrade Puts First Class to Shame
Delta’s highest-value frequent fliers will be tempted with an option that gives new meaning to customer service.
Vice of Choice: For U.S. Teens, It’s Pot Over Cigarettes
A new report on alcohol, cigarettes and pot use among teens reveals some surprising trends.
Now Might Be the Best Time to Upgrade Your Apple iPhone
One website says resale values could plummet 30 percent by November. Find out why.
Can These Devices Spare You From Robocalls?
A handful of devices promise to free you from the scourge of robocalls. And one option is free.
How Marital Status Affects Your Car Insurance Bill
Are you single, separated, divorced or widowed? Chances are good you pay more for car insurance, according to a new study.
Ask Stacy: What Happens If My Investment Account Is Hacked?
You’d assume that if the money in your IRA or 401(k) is stolen, you’re covered. Bad assumption. If you’ve got any kind of brokerage account, stop what you’re doing and read this.
What to Do So Weddings, Baby Gifts, Etc., Don’t Break the Bank
Graduations, showers, bar/bat mitzvahs, retirement parties – joyous occasions certainly can be pricey. Here’s how to keep milestones from becoming millstones.
Why Even the Wealthy are Biting Their Nails Over Retirement
Find out what money issues affluent Americans worry about the most as their golden years approach.
Egg-tastrophy for Bakers!
With eggs in short supply, U.S. bakers are struggling to find a replacement that works in both function and taste. Why it’s hard to get it eggsactly right.
A Car Seat Designed to Prevent Child Deaths in Hot Cars
This seat helps protect babies in car crashes as well as from the threat of being left in a parked car.
13 Apps That Destroy Bad Habits and Create Good Ones
Some bad habits poison your mind, while others threaten your physical health. Here are 13 apps that can help you improve your habits in six areas of everyday life.
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