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Bank of America Mortgage Nightmare
B.T. Ballenger on November 28, 2012
His mother died, and he had to deal with the creditors who didn’t get it. Literally – one lost three death certificates.
Can Running Be Bad For Your Health?
B.T. Ballenger on November 28, 2012
For older athletes, too much exercise may do more harm than good.
25 Ways to Save on Holiday Shopping
Amanda Geronikos on November 28, 2012
If you want to save on gifts without compromising quality or creativity, the answer is simple: use your head before using your money.
The Top 10 Worst Toys
B.T. Ballenger on November 26, 2012
Safety advocates have created a list of toys they think can cause injury and death.
Study: Pot Psychosis May Be Genetic
B.T. Ballenger on November 21, 2012
Marijuana use may be a risk factor in developing schizophrenia and psychotic disorders for people with a certain gene, according to new research.
Where the Most Germs Are in Restaurants
B.T. Ballenger on November 20, 2012
Neither the bathroom nor the kitchen top the list. But three items in this picture are on it.
6 Outrageous Things Parents Spend Money On
Renee Morad on November 24, 2012
Dresses and strollers costing thousands of dollars seem excessive. But that’s nothing compared to a $12,500 obstacle course, a $54,000 luxury playhouse, and a $350,000 dinosaur.
10,000 American ID Crime Rings
B.T. Ballenger on November 16, 2012
A new study of identity theft found the crime is sometimes a family business, and sometimes a network of friends. Find out where these crime rings are most common.
7 Ways to Commit Financial Suicide
Len Penzo on November 13, 2012
Having children too early or choosing the wrong place to live can have a significant impact on your finances.
10 Ways to Avoid Overspending on Holiday Gifts
Dori Zinn on November 9, 2012
Before you hit the stores, do some prep work at home. You’ll save time, sanity, and cash with a little holiday organization.
Detecting Alzheimer’s 20 Years Sooner?
B.T. Ballenger on November 6, 2012
New research suggests it’s possible.
Online Dating Sites Heavy with Scams
B.T. Ballenger on November 5, 2012
On some sites, users with stolen photos are trying to convince dates to send them money.
Halloween Candy Can Kill Pets
B.T. Ballenger on October 31, 2012
Vets warn candy wrappers and chocolate are dangerous for your furry friends.
Hurricane Victims At ID Theft Risk
B.T. Ballenger on November 5, 2012
Identity theft experts are warning disasters like Superstorm Sandy are a beacon to scammers. Get tips and a free guide to protect yourself.
Money Secrets Are Rare
B.T. Ballenger on October 31, 2012
Think your spouse is hiding money? A new study says it’s not likely, but more common among the young.
Teens With Smartphones Have More Sex
B.T. Ballenger on November 5, 2012
A new research study finds high school students who own smartphones are more sexually active, and some use the Internet to arrange trysts.
Who’s Postponing Halloween for Sandy
B.T. Ballenger on October 31, 2012
Halloween parades, parties, and trick-or-treating are being postponed or cancelled in many storm-swept towns, especially in New Jersey. Check on yours before heading out.
Are Energy Drinks Worse Than We Thought?
Jeffrey Trull on October 29, 2012
As energy drink consumption soars, there are growing concerns about the safety of these beverages, as well as whether they’re worth the hype and high price tags.
How to Find Hundreds of Birthday Freebies
Jeffrey Trull on November 6, 2012
Your birthday is a time to have fun. And what’s more fun than free stuff?
8 Surprising Truths About Retirement
Renee Morad on October 25, 2012
Is 80 really the new retirement age? Why are 30-somethings least confident about retirement? Read on for some more unexpected facts.
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