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6 Ways to Save on Trips to Spectacular U.S. National Parks
Guest Blogger on April 27, 2015
Here’s how to gain free or discounted admission to U.S. national treasures, and cut down on the lodging and food costs of your trip.
Report: Millennials Relying Heavily on the ‘Bank of Mom and Dad’
Krystal Steinmetz on April 25, 2015
Nearly 40 percent of millennials get financial help from their folks — for everything from cell phone bills to gym memberships.
Pay Someone to Do Your Taxes? New Study May Make You Reconsider
Krystal Steinmetz on April 25, 2015
‘Mystery shoppers’ who used paid tax preparers in two states turned up an appalling error rate.
Go Figure: Starbucks offers $50 Gift Card — for $200
Krystal Steinmetz on April 25, 2015
Seems wacky, but the coffee chain has made similar offers in the past, and customers went for it.
The Well Runneth Dry: States Where Water is in Short Supply
Krystal Steinmetz on April 23, 2015
California is in severe drought. But there are eight more U.S. states that are also running out of water.
Why the IRS Hung Up on 8 Million Taxpayers
Krystal Steinmetz on April 23, 2015
How the top U.S. tax official explained the egregious lapses in IRS service during the 2015 filing season.
Going to the Dogs: Which Drive-Throughs Offer Treats for Fido?
Karla Bowsher on April 23, 2015
One in six households orders something for Fido at fast-food drive-throughs. Find out which chains offer menu items for canines.
How ‘Livable’ Is Your City (Or Neighborhood)?
Krystal Steinmetz on April 23, 2015
AARP’s new online tool ranks communities across the nation. Check out how your community measures up.
Truly Inspired: A Pair of Shoes That Grows With a Kid’s Feet
Krystal Steinmetz on April 22, 2015
Could a design geared for children in developing nations help address a vexing problem faced by parents worldwide?
Earth Day: A Dozen Ways Going Green Will Save You Some Green
Jim Gold on June 4, 2015
For Earth Day, 12 ways to make living green pay by saving money.
Dr. Oz to Use His Talk Show to Beat Back Critics
Krystal Steinmetz on April 22, 2015
Dr. Oz plans to use his daytime talk show to address accusations made by a group of doctors that he promotes “quack treatments.” Here’s the scoop.
Digital Divide Traps 5 Million Families in ‘Homework Gap’
Jim Gold on April 21, 2015
Seven in 10 teachers make assignments that require Internet access, but many lower income students don’t have a Wi-Fi connection at home, Pew Research shows.
Financial Worries That Keep Americans Awake at Night
Jim Gold on April 21, 2015
A new Gallup poll shows the overall anxiety level down from the height of the economic crisis but not back to prerecession numbers. Here are the details.
5 Outrageously Expensive Homes for Sale in L.A.
Allison Martin on April 21, 2015
Interested to see how the “1 percent” live? You’ve come to the right place.
Want to Save Money? Keep These 4 Emotions or Behaviors in Check
Guest Blogger on April 21, 2015
When our feelings overtake our rational plans, we make expensive mistakes. Here are some things to watch for so you don’t get derailed.
Where Being a Renter Really, Really Stinks
Krystal Steinmetz on April 21, 2015
A ranking of the U.S. cities where the cost of renting has soared, vacancies have plummeted and property owners are reaping the rewards.
8 Tips for Choosing the Perfect Tent for Family Camping
Guest Blogger on April 20, 2015
If you want to camp out with the kids, think of your weather conditions, space needs, and any special requirements before buying a tent to fit everyone.
The Rich Seem to Have Everything, Even Longer Lives
Krystal Steinmetz on April 18, 2015
The more money you have, the lower your likelihood of disease and early death, a new report says.
9 Great Apps for Sports Fans
Allison Martin on April 17, 2015
Can’t get enough of your favorite team? Then we have some great apps for you.
New Data Show What’s Still Broken in U.S. Economy
Bob Sullivan on April 17, 2015
Half of Americans are spending half of their income just on food and shelter. It helps explain why the “recovery” seems elusive to many people.
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