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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.
‘Robin Hood’ Billionaire Buys $71 Million Palm Beach Home
Hedge fund tycoon Paul Tudor Jones II, who has founded nonprofit organizations that battle inequity and other issues, snapped up a new six-acre estate in Palm Beach’s “Billionaires Row.”
Amazon Rolls out Push-Button (no Screens) Instant Shopping
Just when you thought it could get no easier to make purchases, Amazon offers a new way to shrink the time between “want” and “buy.”
Pot During Passover? It’s Kosher, Rabbis say, but Skip the Edibles
Marijuana is kosher for Passover. Unlike beer, it doesn’t break a prohibition against leavened and fermented grain products, but at least one rabbi advises smoking it and avoiding pot-infused foods.
The Most Expensive Baseball Team Ever
Move over, Yankees. The Dodgers set the record today for baseball’s most expensive opening-day payroll.
Fast Food Chains That Are Listening To Customers
McDonald’s has been in a sales slump, but other fast-food restaurants are reaping the rewards of giving consumers what they want.
The Country’s Cheapest Supermarkets – And Their Trade-Offs
Consumer Reports annual supermarket survey is out with a list of the cheapest – and most expensive – supermarkets.
5 Steps to Take if Your Health Insurance Claim is Denied
Just because your health insurer denies your claim doesn’t mean you have to write it off as a loss. Here’s how to tackle the problem.
These 10 Organic Foods Are Worth the Extra Cost
If you’re concerned about safe and healthy eating, Consumer Reports says there are some organic fruits and vegetables that are worth a higher price tag.
Sobering News: AmazonFresh Stops Beer and Wine Delivery
The e-commerce giant has reportedly pulled alcohol from its AmazonFresh offerings. And in other booze news, your next alcohol delivery could come by drone.
Behind on Student Loans? Your Driver’s License Could be Yanked
In 22 U.S. states, authorities can suspend your driver’s license or even professional license if you defaulted on your student loans. Some legislators are starting to challenge the practice.
Where The 1 Percent Live
Teton County, Wyoming, ranked No. 1 for rich folks. How does your county or state compare?
Want A Raise? Quit Your Job
As more people leave their jobs, more employers take notice — and both workers and the economy can benefit.
Women Advancing In Corporate America
Gender diversity efforts are starting to pay off, as more women now are represented on public corporation boards.
Some College Students Pay More for Bank Fees Than Books
College-branded debit cards are hitting students with high fees — and payment often comes out of financial aid, advocacy group says.
High-Tech Bracelet Could Save You from Alcohol, Assault
The Vive Smart bracelet measures your blood alcohol level and can notify your friends if you get too drunk or pass out.
Defense Dept. Seeks Overhaul of Retirement Policy, Benefits for Soldiers
The new head of the Defense Department calls for 401(k)-style retirement plans, private health insurance and other changes aimed at keeping soldiers in the military longer.
The 10 Best Cars Made in the USA
Top American-made cars across 10 separate categories, as rated by Consumer Reports. The takeaway: U.S. auto manufacturers are gaining ground against their Asian competitors.
What’s Really in Your Soda?
Coca-Cola says its flagship product is healthy. But soda ingredients tell a very different story.
Kraft Charged With Rigging Wheat Prices
The federal government has sued Kraft and Mondelez for “manipulative trading strategies.”
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