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Is Facebook Illegally Violating Your Privacy?
A lawsuit takes Facebook to task for how it uses your personal data.
Never Been to Europe? Go Now, and See More for Less
Traveling to Europe just got cheaper for Americans thanks to a strong dollar and a weakened euro. Here are the most affordable destinations and tips for getting a cheap ticket to cross the pond.
14 Tax Perks for Homeowners
Owning a home, in addition to having the pleasure of a place to live, has significant financial advantages that you should be aware of.
Heads Up: Trial Credit Scoring System Weighs All Bill-Paying Habits
Paying that cellphone bill on time, and other factors, will matter under FICO’s new approach to scoring many people — like college students — with little credit history.
Rave Reviews of These Diet Products Are Not What They Seem
A federal judge hits weight-loss product promoters with $16 million fine to reimburse customers for deceptive marketing.
Here’s Why You’re Paying More for Your Contact Lenses
Discount sellers, states and class action lawsuits are challenging a move by manufacturers that significantly increased the cost of lenses.
Trade Your Secrets For A Life Insurance Discount?
A U.S. insurer is offering rewards to healthy customers who allow the company to track their habits. Is that smart?
Where Property Taxes Are Highest – And Lowest
New Jersey residents pay the most in real property taxes. Connecticut residents pay the least. How does your state rank?
Burger King Is Paying For This Couple’s Entire Wedding
Her last name is “Burger.” His last name is “King.”
Survey: Single Boomer Women Are Happier Now Than at 35
Survey shows the majority of single women older than 55 have a greater sense of well-being than two decades earlier. What to do if you’re not feeling it.
Should Parents Have to Pony Up for Kids’ Dental Bills?
More than 1 in 5 kids in the U.S. have untreated cavities. Is it parental negligence to blame?
Microsoft Program to Tap the Talent of Autistic Workers
The technology giant rolls out a plan to bring autistic workers into its headquarters. The program draws on people with disabilities who are uniquely abled in some professional settings.
Stanford for Free? University Expands Scope of Financial Aid
Stanford is expanding its financial aid program, making tuition free for families who earn less than $125,000 per year.
I Keep Free Internet In My Pocket – You Should Too
We’ve negotiated a special deal so you can take the Internet wherever you go.
TSA Keeps The Change – $675,000 In (Your) Coinage Last Year Alone
The TSA collects money you leave behind at airports – and can legally spend it.
The Most Reliable Motorcycle Brand? Not Harley
Four Japanese manufacturers dominate Consumer Reports’ motorcycle reliability rating.
Starbucks Expands College Tuition Program
Starbucks will now cover undergraduate tuition for most employees.
Ask Stacy: Why Did I Get a Tax Bill for Forgiven Debt?
This reader had $60,000 in student loans forgiven, but is now facing a big, fat tax bill. How can this be fair?
7 Cities with Jobs, Rent Prices and ‘Cool Factor’ for Millennials
Millennials are flocking to these cities, and not just for jobs, but for the nightlife, food, reasonable rents — and other millennials.
You’re Receiving Free Credit Monitoring! Is That Good?
While companies are handing out credit monitoring like it’s candy at a parade, consumers often don’t understand what they’re getting.
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