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FTC: Marketers Making Bogus Zika Protection Claims
Krystal Steinmetz on August 8, 2016
The Federal Trade Commission is cracking down on some online marketers’ Zika claims. Find out which products offer the best protection against the virus.
Hulu Pulls the Plug on Free Streaming Service
Krystal Steinmetz on August 8, 2016
Say goodbye to free Hulu. Find out why the streaming giant is ditching its nonsubscription TV service.
IHOP Offers ‘Kids Eat Free’ Program for Next Few Weeks
Karla Bowsher on August 8, 2016
If you have a child age 12 or under, you can score free food through Sept. 25. Find out more details.
Pokemon Go is a Go for Rio Olympics
Ari Cetron on August 5, 2016
The maker of the wildly popular augmented reality game says it will be available in Rio as spectators and athletes descend on the city for the Olympics.
5 Mind-Blowing Ways to Psych Yourself Up for Saving
Jim Gold on August 4, 2016
Whether you dream of an exotic trek or a comfortable retirement, these exercises will help you reduce impulsive spending so you’ll have money for your future plans.
Xtreme Eating Award Winner a Guaranteed Gut-Buster
Ari Cetron on August 3, 2016
Are you ready for a burger with a full-day’s calorie allotment, three days’ worth of saturated fat and six days’ worth of sodium?
New Service Lets Kids Watch YouTube Ad-Free, but There’s a Catch
Ari Cetron on August 3, 2016
Parents say it’s an improvement. But just because it’s ad-free doesn’t make it free — nor even completely free of ads!
Hate Flossing? Sink Your Teeth Into This
Ari Cetron on August 2, 2016
Your dentist and dental hygienist tell you it’s a good idea to floss, and often. They may be right — but then again, maybe not.
62 Percent of Americans Back Free College for All
Chris Kissell on August 2, 2016
A new survey also finds that nearly everybody believes college is a wise investment.
Cremations Surpass Traditional Burials in the U.S.
Ari Cetron on August 2, 2016
As Americans we are changing our after-life style. Generally speaking, cremation is cheaper and offers more interesting options for our remains than a burial plot.
Save Hundreds of Dollars With August Printable Coupons
Karla Bowsher on August 1, 2016
A new month means another batch of printable coupons. Click and save!
7 Keys to Dodging Deadly Bacteria Lurking in Your Food
Karla Bowsher on August 1, 2016
A million people are sickened by food-borne bacteria every year. Here are seven simple ways to protect your family.
How to Score a Free, Large Popcorn With Your Movie This Weekend
Krystal Steinmetz on April 27, 2021
Find out how easy it is to score a bag of delicious buttery goodness from AMC Theatres.
11 Ways to Save Big on College Textbooks
B.T. Ballenger on July 29, 2016
Students at public four-year colleges spent an average of $1,298 on books and supplies during the 2015-16 school year. Here are ideas for slashing those costs.
Exercise Might Reverse Damage of Too Much Sitting
Chris Kissell on July 29, 2016
A new study suggests that a little activity can mitigate — and even eliminate — the health threats of sitting for long periods.
5 Ways to Ride the Tide of Rising Home Prices
Marilyn Lewis on July 29, 2016
Housing values are surging. Here are some great ways to take advantage of what the market offers, depending on where you are in life.
‘Ice Bucket Challenge’ Cash Leads to Breakthrough ALS Discovery
Karla Bowsher on July 28, 2016
It turns out viral videos are good for more than just mindless entertainment.
11 Cool Meals for Hot Weather
Ari Cetron on July 27, 2016
Beat the heat by staying away from your oven. Here are 11 low-cost ideas for tasty summer meals.
Want to Improve Your Credit Score? Do This
Chris Kissell on July 27, 2016
A simple routine appears to improve both people’s credit scores and their sense of self-worth, a new survey finds.
This Type of Job Fights Off Alzheimer’s Disease
Karla Bowsher on July 26, 2016
The brains of people whose work involves complex social interactions are best at weathering the ravages of aging. Find out which types of jobs qualify.
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