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17 Proven Ways to Save on Travel
Summer is coming. A tight budget doesn’t mean you can’t have a fabulous vacation, just substitute imagination and planning for money.
How to Go Into Business With a Parent and Stay Sane
5 top tips from parent-child businesses that made lots of money without a lot of conflict and drama on the side.
Prepare to Replace Your Favorite Carry-On Bag
How light can you pack? New size requirements proposed by the airline industry would shrink the space allowed for your bag.
Sex Change: Restaurant Offers All-Male Twist on Hooters
A new eatery is offering male eye candy, taking a page from successful “breastaurants” like Hooters. Check it out.
Government to Expand Control Over Car Loans
CFPB aims to make sure car buyers get a better shake from large non-bank lenders.
Small Budget? Here Are America’s 10 Most Affordable Big Cities
These large cities were selected specifically for their low costs of living. Find out what that means for residents’ bottom lines and whether your city made the cut.
Are Apps Leaving You Vulnerable to Attack?
More than 90 percent of mobile apps have at least one vulnerability, according to a recent report. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself.
iPhone Update Looks After Your Sexual Health
From sexual activity to menstrual flow, the HealthKit in Apple’s latest operating system puts a new focus on women’s reproductive health.
Do Fabulously Smart Lightbulbs Threaten Our Privacy?
Lightbulbs with stunning capabilities are on the way to your home, grocery store and parking lot. Find out why they are both amazing and terrifying.
How to Defuse 10 Common Summer Driving Disasters
Avert road-trip risk: What you need to know to save time and money and get back on your way.
Do the Math: 4 Ways Child No. 2 Costs More Than No. 1
Conventional wisdom has it that once you’ve had one kid, the additional ones will be less expensive. Here’s why it doesn’t work out that way.
Chipotle Rolls Out Rare Perks for Hourly Workers
Find out how the restaurant chain is breaking with tradition in its policies in an effort to retain good entry-level workers.
3 Ways to Improve the Quality — and Cost — of Your Commute
The average American spends thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours getting to work each year. Here’s what you can do to improve your commute.
More Americans Waiting to Claim Social Security Benefits
New research shows more people are opting to delay claiming Social Security. But should you follow them?
10 U.S. Hospitals With a Price Markup of 1,000 Percent
These 10 hospitals have price markups well above average — and a large number of them reside in one state.
Where Can I Go for Help With Debt?
If you’re having trouble paying off credit card debt, you’re not alone. There are plenty of companies out there promising to help, but can they be trusted?
America’s Most Hated Company Is…
This company has earned the dubious distinction of America’s least favorite company. If you can’t guess the company, you can probably guess the business it’s in.
9 Apps That Improve Day-to-Day Tasks for People with Disabilities
Technology isn’t simply convenient; for those living with disabilities, it can be life-changing. See our top picks.
How to Get a Loan When Lenders Say You’re Dead
It’s absurdly common to be rejected for credit because—at least on the paperwork, somewhere—you’re dead. If you are alive, here’s how to prove it and move on.
Americans Spend 6 Times as Much on Weddings as Europeans Do: Here’s Why
Many Europeans prefer low-key, less expensive weddings than couples in the U.S.
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