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Study: Weight Loss Is an Emotional Problem
B.T. Ballenger on January 10, 2013
Researchers say eating when we’re upset is one of the biggest reasons we don’t manage weight well. Bigger than what we choose to eat.
Best App for Dieting
B.T. Ballenger on January 9, 2013
A Consumer Reports survey of diet plans found the do-it-yourself one, using this free app, was most effective.
The Best Grocery Shopping Apps for 2013
Guest Blogger on January 9, 2013
These apps track prices, note expiration dates, rate the nutrition of food items, and more.
How to Trick Yourself Into Eating Less
B.T. Ballenger on January 8, 2013
Where you eat and how the food is served can be almost as important as what you have, research suggests.
Happy People Make More Money
B.T. Ballenger on January 7, 2013
New research ties wealth to emotional health. One of the keys to success may be a happy childhood.
10 Ways to Make Your New Year’s Resolution Last
Trisha Sherven on January 7, 2013
Only 46 percent of New Year’s resolutions last past six months, according to a study. Here’s how to beat the odds and keep your resolution alive.
A New Way to Do the Holidays
Donna Freedman on January 3, 2013
When a little kid has to be nagged into opening presents, or is so Santawhelmed he’s ready to cry, that’s a clear indication that we’re overdoing it. Here’s an alternate plan.
Study: Sugar Makes You Overeat
B.T. Ballenger on January 2, 2013
We already know sugary drinks contribute to obesity. But researchers have discovered they actually change how the brain works.
Study: Being Overweight Is Not Necessarily Unhealthy
B.T. Ballenger on January 1, 2013
Research suggests the death risk for overweight people is lower than many believe.
An iPhone Gift with Conditions
B.T. Ballenger on January 1, 2013
Read what one mother made her 13-year-old son agree to for his Christmas present.
The Best and Worst Baby Buys
Guest Blogger on January 1, 2013
It’s easy to dismiss popular baby gear as money traps. But there are some items you really do need.
Smoked Salmon Recalled in 42 States
B.T. Ballenger on December 28, 2012
Fish sold at Sam’s Club nationwide is being recalled because of listeria risks.
Woman Faked Relation to Shooting Victim for Donations?
B.T. Ballenger on December 28, 2012
The FBI says a New York woman pretended to be the aunt of a child killed in the Newtown mass school shooting.
Budget-Friendly Bubbly for the New Year
Dori Zinn on December 28, 2012
Have yet to stock up on Champagne for the New Year? Pop the cork with delicious bottles of sparkling wine. Here are some suggestions for bubbles without the high price.
Scammed Grandma Warns Others
B.T. Ballenger on December 27, 2012
One woman was conned out of $6,100 dollars. Now she wants to help other people avoid scams.
Credit Scores Affect Love Life?
B.T. Ballenger on December 27, 2012
They dictate your interest rates and credit availability, and they can affect your dating pool too.
6 Ways to Profit From Lame Gifts
Karla Bowsher on February 27, 2013
Here’s how to turn that ugly Christmas sweater into cash.
6 Frugal Ways to Beat the Winter Blahs
Guest Blogger on December 26, 2012
Find out simple ways to brighten the winter days without breaking your budget.
Track Santa’s Progress
B.T. Ballenger on December 24, 2012
Want to check in on Santa or see what the elves are up to tonight? You can peek here.
12 Ways to Host a New Year Party for Less
Trisha Sherven on December 24, 2012
Want to ring in the New Year without wringing out your wallet? Here are some fun and easy ways to throw the party of a decade.
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