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It’s a Plus-Size Fashion Revolution
Retailers are finally getting serious about stylish clothing for larger women. Here’s what’s behind the change.
A Vegan-Friendly Guinness Stout Is Brewing
Who knew? The iconic Irish beer contains an animal product. But the company is reworking its centuries-old brewing method so vegans, too, can enjoy a pint.
Buy Your Medicare Plan … Through the Home Shopping Network?
This odd partnership is a novel approach to reach older Americans in the confusing market for insurance.
Which State is the Fattest and Least Healthy?
As the big holidays — and even larger meals — approach, a new study identifies the fattest states, and offers tips for staying slim.
2 Airlines Hike Baggage Fees for the Holidays
A pair of airlines will celebrate the season with increased costs. Find out which fee hikes will linger into 2016.
Rare Good News About the Cost of College Tuition
The bad news is that the cost of college tuition and fees continued to rise this year. But there is a silver lining.
9 Sites (You Haven’t Heard of) for Selling Your Stuff Online
Tired of eBay and Craigslist? Here are some new options that may make more sense for your goods.
Is the New Government-Backed Retirement Plan For You?
This free savings option with modest guaranteed returns is intended to help millions of Americans who do not have access to workplace-sponsored retirement plans. Find out if you’re eligible.
Dog Owners, Beware: This Common Sweetener Could Kill Fido
A sugar substitute used in some chewing gums and vitamins, and increasingly in other food products, is being blamed for a surge in dog poisonings.
Why Retiring at 75 May Become the New Norm
A study finds that a 23-year-old new graduate earning about $45,500 will not be able to retire until age 75. Learn about the main factors behind this reality.
Amazon Launches Brick-and-Mortar Bookstore
Amazon.com has gone back to its roots as a bookseller by opening a brick-and-mortar bookstore. But this store offers a few unusual twists.
Are Credit Cards With Price Protection Worth It?
More than half of consumer credit cards now offer price protection, but which one to get — if you should even get one at all — can be tricky.
Wring the Most From Your Airline Travel Dollars — Even During the Holidays
Here are some savvy ways to save money on flights, food, Wi-Fi, baggage fees and other travel costs that you can use year-round.
Should You Scrap Your Monthly Budget?
Do you struggle with the wild variations in expenses that come with holidays, back-to-school supplies and your kids’ sporting gear? If monthly budgeting isn’t working for you, try this.
Amazon Makes a Move to Become More Family Friendly
The e-commerce giant — recently lambasted by The New York Times as having a “bruising workplace” — is the latest tech company to seriously sweeten its parental leave policy.
The Case for Sharing Your Passwords
We talk a lot about protecting ourselves against identity theft and data breaches, but don’t forget to give the key to sensitive information to least one trusted individual. Here’s why.
Why Ohio’s Marijuana Vote Is Uniquely Controversial
A measure on Ohio ballots asks whether the state should legalize marijuana. But several aspects of the measure set it apart from similar efforts in other states.
Old School Still Cool Among Coupon Users
Which type of coupon is America’s favorite in the 21st century? You might be surprised.
Woman’s Company Sells Roadkill for Hundreds of Dollars
Pamela Paquin calls her product “ethical fur.” Find out why she started the business, and how she makes it a success.
Ask Stacy: I’m Drowning in Debt. What Can I Do?
When you’re paying out more than you’re taking in, you’re in trouble. If this is happening to you, or someone you know, here’s a step-by-step guide for what to do.
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