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Amazon Prime Day: Awesome Deals or Overhyped Flop?
Krystal Steinmetz on July 16, 2015
Amazon’s first ever Prime Day sale is over, and the results may surprise you. Find out if the highly publicized event was a hit or miss with consumers.
You Could Get a Rebate for Buying a Home Without an Agent
Krystal Steinmetz on July 16, 2015
One website is offering a closing-cost rebate to homebuyers who do their own work when shopping for a home. Find out how it works.
The 8 Most Satisfying Hotels in North America — for Any Budget
Karla Bowsher on July 16, 2015
Which hotels rank highest for consumer satisfaction? An annual J.D. Power and Associates study gives you the scoop.
Risk of Tick-Borne Lyme Disease Spreading to New Areas
Karla Bowsher on July 16, 2015
The number of counties with a high occurrence of Lyme disease has more than tripled in recent decades. Find out which areas are at increased risk.
Uber Could Lose Big if Forced to Treat Drivers as Employees
Krystal Steinmetz on July 16, 2015
A recent California ruling reclassifying an Uber driver from contractor to employee could have ripple effects for the on-demand ride-sharing service.
5 Money Moves Newlyweds Should Make but Often Don’t
Allison Martin on July 15, 2015
After the honeymoon phase, reality sets in. Money woes can destroy a marriage — here are five ways to avoid them.
Price of Average Restaurant Meal Jumps
Karla Bowsher on July 15, 2015
It’s been years since the value of a good old-fashioned home-cooked meal looked so attractive, according to government statistics.
Poverty Rate Drops, But Not for These Children
Karla Bowsher on July 15, 2015
The poverty rate among children in the U.S. has decreased, but one group continues to lag the rest.
Is Comcast’s New Streaming Service Too Good to Be True?
Krystal Steinmetz on July 14, 2015
Although a $15 per month streaming service that includes HBO sounds enticing, it’s not all it’s cracked up to be.
8 Tips for a Financially Sane Vacation
Donna Freedman on July 14, 2015
A well-planned summer vacation can create family memories that last a lifetime. Here are tips for planning a getaway that won’t cost a fortune.
$2-Per-Gallon Gas: Coming Soon to Pumps Near You?
Karla Bowsher on July 14, 2015
The U.S. and other nations have reached a historic deal with Iran that could cut the cost of gasoline. Find out more.
GE Offering Unlimited Time Off to Many Employees
Karla Bowsher on July 14, 2015
General Electric has become the largest company yet to offer unlimited time off to employees. But not everyone can use the perk.
45 States Earn an ‘F’ for Health Care Price Transparency
Karla Bowsher on July 14, 2015
Most states fail miserably at disclosing health care price information to the public, a study finds. But one state has gone from a grade of “F” in 2014 to an “A” today.
The Grayest U.S. Counties — And a Few That Are Getting Younger
Ari Cetron on July 13, 2015
Can you guess the county where more than half of the population is older than the age of 65?
How 3 Million Homeowners Could Save $200 a Month
Karla Bowsher on July 13, 2015
American homeowners could collectively save up to $1.66 billion a month by making one key change.
Where Do Federal Student Loan Dollars Really Go?
Karla Bowsher on July 13, 2015
The list of schools receiving the largest amount of federal student loan dollars is not dominated by prestigious private universities, or medical or law schools. Find out who is getting the cash.
Big Companies Pledge to Hire 100,000-Plus Youths by 2018
Karla Bowsher on July 13, 2015
Walmart, Starbucks and Microsoft are among more than a dozen companies ramping up efforts to bring teens into the workforce. Find out what these businesses will offer.
Rate of Uninsured Americans Hits New Low
Ari Cetron on July 11, 2015
Love it or hate it, Obamacare has pushed health insurance coverage to a new level. Find out where the greatest expansion has been.
4 Ways to See Movies at a Theater for Free
Donna Freedman on July 10, 2015
Movie tickets continue to get more expensive. But why pay at all? Find out how to see your favorite flicks without opening a wallet or purse.
Is This McDonald’s Toy Really Cursing at Children?
Karla Bowsher on July 10, 2015
McDonald’s has dismissed concerns that a Happy Meal toy utters profanity. What do you hear?
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