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Childhood Love of Mail Replaced with Adult Fear of Mail
As 29-year-old Neha Wright checked her mailbox and brought in the latest batch of bills, she realized the moment had finally arrived: Her childhood love ...
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43% Use Plastic for Emergencies
The number of Americans carrying a credit card balance is climbing, with many using their credit to cover unexpected or emergency expenses, a new Bankrate ...
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The Wedding Business Misses the Point
A beautiful wedding does not a wonderful marriage make. We know that and yet many couples get drawn into the business of weddings and the price tag can ...
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25% Of Americans Have Holiday Debt from Last Year
For some shoppers, the upcoming holiday season may lead to piling on more debt. About 25% of Americans are still paying off holiday debt from 2022, according ...
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‘Drip Pricing’ Hides Real Cost of Products
Add-on fees are driving consumers crazy. From restaurants and hotels to concerts and food delivery, we are increasingly shown a low price online, only ...
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Habitat Intervention Saves Homeless Family
When Gustavo Alvarez lost his home in Los Angeles, there was a bitter irony that added insult to his travail. The fire that consumed his home started ...
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Mom Receives Financial Help After Amazon SpongeBob Fiasco
Most fans of an animated series enjoy participating in the lore of the show; whether through cosplaying, conventions, T-shirts, or other swag, there is ...
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Tech CEO Trades Millions to Help Employees Live Fuller Lives
It seemed like Dan Price had it all. He was the CEO of a successful business with a million-dollar salary and a gorgeous home overlooking Puget Sound ...
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Zoo Admission Increasing to Offset Cost of Living for Humans and Animals
Officials at the Denver Zoo submitted a proposal to the local city council to approve an increase in admission costs, a measure that hadn't been enacted ...
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