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Who Needs Coffee When There’s Caffeinated Peanut Butter?
Just two tablespoons of this creamy treat pack a punch equivalent to two cups of coffee. Here’s the buzz.
8 Celebrities Who Prove the Famous Can Be Frugal
These rich and famous people balance living large with focusing on their financial future. Find out what kind of budget they live on, and how they invest the rest.
Winners and Losers in the Pacific Trade Deal
A historic trade deal is one step closer to adoption, but it remains controversial. Find out why.
This Company Will Cancel Comcast for You for $5
Dreading the long wait on the phone to cancel your cable or Internet service? A new company promises to go through the aggravation for you.
Do Fortune 500 Companies Dodge Their ‘Fair Share’ of Taxes?
Corporate tax havens are costing the U.S. government billions, according to a new report. Which companies are the worst offenders?
Ask Stacy: I Don’t Have Enough to Retire. What Can I Do?
Maybe you can relate: This reader sees retirement looming but, because she hasn’t saved enough, she’s afraid her golden years will be anything but. What can she do?
It’s Not All Fun and Selfies for Millennials in the Job Market
Young workers portrayed as self-absorbed and coddled are in fact grappling with a tough, rapidly changing world, a new survey suggests. And they need help.
Using the ATM? You’re Being Gouged by Record-High Fees
Find out how much money you likely fork over each time you use an ATM that’s not affiliated with your bank.
America’s Relationship with Soda Pop Is on the Rocks
Big soda companies struggle as Americans continue to shun soda — first for its high sugar content and now for its other ingredients.
Oink, Oink: California’s Biggest Water Hogs
Amid a severe drought, one home in Los Angeles used a mind-boggling 11.8 million gallons of water last year.
Relationship Woes? Your Credit Score Is Likely Lousy, Too
The credit scores of two people in a relationship can help predict the likelihood the union will last, according to a recent working paper from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Freelancers Happy, Better Paid Than Salaried Workers
About 1 in 3 people are now working on a freelance basis — and many earn more money than they did at traditional jobs.
Why Your Old Cassette Tapes Might Be Worth Something
Move over, vinyl: Cassette tapes are making a comeback. Find out why.
Honolulu Bound? 6 Awesome Things to Do (5 of Them for Cheap)
Here’s what a mom and her five kids did on a trip to Oahu to have fun but not break the bank.
Good Grief, Look Who’s on My Christmas Stamp
It’s been 50 years since this ragtag group of friends first gathered around a forlorn little sapling and sang Christmas carols.
Staples Bucks Retail Trend, Will Close Stores on Thanksgiving
This year, the office supply chain will do something that has become practically revolutionary in retail — give its employees the holiday off.
10 Most Profitable Cities for Renting Your Home to Visitors
Own a home in a popular vacation spot? You might be able to cash in. Find out which cities command the highest rental prices from tourists.
Experian Hack Affects 15 Million T-Mobile Customers
Another day, another victory for hackers. Find out what information was stolen and what type of help Experian is offering to victims.
Move Over, Colorado: Pot Is Officially Legal in Oregon
As of Thursday, anyone who is at least 21 can purchase marijuana in Oregon. Which state is likely to legalize pot next?
What You Need to Know About the New Mortgage Rules
Changes that kick in Saturday are intended to make the process of getting a mortgage more transparent for most of us. Here’s the skinny.
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