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Why It Might Be Time to Switch Banks
A new survey finds many consumers believe switching banks is difficult. But that may not be the case.
Country’s First ‘Cannabis Resort’ Taking Reservations
CannaCamp offers visitors an all-inclusive marijuana-themed vacation. Find out what activities are planned, and what it will cost you.
Americans Less Comfortable Taking Risks
A new multi-generational study finds that the Great Recession has changed how Americans of all ages view risk.
25 Home Remedies and Tips for Sunburn
Sunshine is essential, but it’s easy to overdo it. Treat burns and overexposure with these remedies from your kitchen, garden or medicine cabinet.
Home-Buying 101 – How to Pick the Right Pros
You’ll need to hire the right team to help you purchase the home of your dreams, especially as competition for good properties heats up.
Telecommuting Jobs: Not Just for Worker Bees Anymore
Work-from-home job postings bust myths about who can telecommute and save money.
Why Job Commutes Are Getting Longer, and Why It’s a Problem
The distance between people and jobs in metropolitan America is growing, and it’s having a detrimental impact on more than just workers’ commute times.
IRS Enlists States, Tax Preparers to Halt Hacking of Taxpayers
Find out why it’s so hard to keep hackers from stealing your personal data and your tax refund.
States Where Being Jobless Stinks the Most, and the Least
Find out where your state ranks in terms of the difficulty of recovering from unemployment, and where you might consider looking if you’re job hunting.
FBI Warns of Gift Card Fraud, Offers Tips to Avoid Scams
The federal government is warning consumers about gift card fraud. Here are the steps you need to take to avoid being victimized.
Net Neutrality Starts Today: What It Means For You
New federal regulations for Internet traffic and access take effect today. How will they effect you?
Cha-Ching! Americans Worth More Money Than Ever
The net worth of U.S. households has reached another record high. Find out why — and what it means for you and the U.S. economy.
What Parents Would Do With High-Tech Surveillance Tools
Top behavioral experts explore what will happen to parent-teen (and other) relationships as regular people have access to more and better monitoring technology.
Feds: Beware the Sugar-Coated Reverse Mortgage
Some reverse mortgage advertising contains confusing, incomplete and inaccurate statements that could mislead seniors, a consumer watchdog agency warns.
Love Hot Dogs and Pizza? Get the Combo
Here’s the skinny on Pizza Hut’s latest attention-seeking combination. Will you bite?
You Won’t Believe How Much Amazon is Raking in on Prime
The online retail giant is extending its tentacles into many products and services — and reaping the rewards. Here’s the scoop.
6 Tricks to Save Hundreds On Your Car Loan
You can save big money by using some simple tips to shorten the time it takes to pay off a car loan.
Why This Egg Shortage Isn’t Going Over Easy
The outbreak of bird flu has impacted grocers, restaurants and distributors. Find out how much a dozen eggs will cost by the end of the year.
Is Technology Hurting Your Productivity? Try These Quick Fixes
A new study finds that technology is hampering our work. Here’s how your boss feels about it, and what you can do to reverse the trend.
Phone Companies May Get Power to Shield You From Robocalls
The FCC wants to help cell and landline phone companies block unwanted calls and text messages. Find out more about the proposal.
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