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Buy This Entire Town for $250K, Tavern (and Ghosts) Included
Price reduction: The six-acre town of Swett, South Dakota, is on the market, with an asking price of just a little more than the median U.S. home.
7 Secrets to ‘Regifting’ Without Getting Caught
Done right, the practice is budget-boosting, clutter-busting and eco-friendly. Done poorly, it can ruin the holiday. Here’s how to regift with care.
Why You Should Buy a Christmas Tree ASAP This Year
A smaller supply of natural Christmas trees may leave people scrambling to find the annual holiday staple. Find out why your tree may cost more this year.
‘Tis the Season for This Type of Online Spending
People who donate to charity online are most likely to do so near the end of the year, according to a study. Find out how much they give.
Americans Pay Up to 10 Times Too Much for Medications
Would you rather pay $330 for your monthly prescription, or $15? In some cities, the choice is entirely yours.
4 Home ‘Improvement’ Projects That Can Hurt Your Property Value
If you think bigger bedrooms are better than more bedrooms, think again. Before you spend time and money on a home renovation project, make sure it’s worth the expense.
Feds Seek to Block Proposed Office Supplies Mega-Merger
Find out why U.S. antitrust regulators are prepared to block Staples’ acquisition of Office Depot.
Online Purchases Shrink With Screen Size, New Data Show
As e-commerce explodes, individual purchases tend to vary according to the device. Consumers still prefer the experience and perceived security of the desktop for larger ticket items.
15 Tips for Hosting a Stress-Free Brunch
Brunch is meant to be shared with family and friends. With a little proper planning, you can host an easy, stress-free midmorning meal.
Google Update Could Slash Mobile Data Consumption
Google is rolling out an update that aims to make browsing the Internet on a mobile device faster while also allowing you to consume less data.
You Might Need Less Money to Retire Comfortably
Recent research questions a standing rule of thumb about how much money people need to retire.
Why Retail Workers Push Department Store Credit Cards
There is a good reason why sales associates suggest store credit cards to customers during checkout. Find out more.
Ask Stacy: How Can I Fight an Unfair Medical Bill?
This reader went to the doctor to have a single tick removed, and now it’s the $750 bill that’s under her skin. Is there any way she can get it reduced?
Attention Online Shoppers: 5 Security Tips for Your Holiday Splurge
With the remarkable surge of online shopping (RIP shopping mall), I’ve been asked for advice on staying safe while shopping online. Here are some simple suggestions that can make a big difference.
‘Giving Tuesday’ Shifts Focus From Getting Deals to Giving Back
Feeling a little sheepish about all the cash you dropped on holiday gifts? Consider participating in this one-day charitable giving promotion.
Massive Hack on Toy Company is ‘Off the Charts,’ Says Security Analyst
The cyber invasion of Vtech, a maker of electronic learning toys, exposed the personal data of more than 5 million customers, including children. Here’s what you need to know.
Staying Closed on Thanksgiving Pays Off for Some Retailers
It turns out that major retailers that closed their doors in observance of the holiday did not dissuade shoppers from spending — quite the opposite, in fact.
The 10 Best Retailers for Cyber Week Deals
Department stores are among the best places to shop for cyber savings this week, according to an analysis of the biggest retailers’ deals.
A Free and Easy Way to Shop the Web More Securely
Before you hunt down all those Cyber Monday deals, check your online account settings for a two-step verification option.
Science Reveals How Loneliness Makes You Sick
Research shows that loneliness triggers the “fight-or-flight” response — and that is not a good thing for your health. Find out why.
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