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Everyday Money: Part 59
- How This Millennial Is Paying Off $75,000 in Student Debt
- How to Help Your New College Student Avoid Money Minefields
- Forget the iPhone 7. Now’s the Time for Deals on Older iPhones
- You Can Stay at Donald Trump’s New Washington D.C. Hotel for $800 a Night
- What’s the Difference Between a Tax Credit and a Tax Deduction?
- Olive Garden’s Unlimited Pasta Pass Is Back—And Bigger Than Ever
- Drivers Are Paying Less Than $2 Per Gallon for Gas in More States
- Does Insurance Cover Vaccines for Pneumonia?
- Should Dell Honor an ‘Implied Warranty’ on a Lemon PC?
- Wells Fargo Is Eliminating Employee Sales Goals That Led to Fake-Account Scandal
- Walmart’s Robotic Shopping Carts Will Help You Buy Even More Stuff
- A Food Collaborative Grows in Brooklyn
- Netflix Says the FCC Should Crack Down on Annoying Internet Data Caps
- 50 Smart Ways to Stay Out of Debt
- Ride Along On a Test Drive in a Self-Driving Ford Fusion
- Tasty Rice-and-Bean Bowl You Can Make in a Dorm Room
- Pandora Signs 2 Major Music Labels for Its New Music Service
- Why the Chevy Bolt Could Be the Electric Car that Converts the Masses
- Why Walmart’s Customer Service Is Much Worse in Some Neighborhoods
- This NFL Player Lost 2 Endorsement Deals for National Anthem Protests
- Pet Health Care Costs Rise as Cats and Dogs Live Longer Than Ever
- Lawmakers Try—Again!—to Roll Back Financial Advice Safeguards
- A Record Percentage of Americans Now Have Health Insurance
- Why Your Personal Savings Rate Matters
- As Epipen Prices Soared, Mylan’s Top 5 Execs Raked in Nearly $300 Million in Pay
- 4 Ways to Make Sure Your Credit Cards Are Ready for the Holidays
- Ford Says It Will Make All of Its Small Cars in Mexico
- Uh-Oh, We’re Racking Up Credit Card Debt Like It’s 2007 Again
- Why Halal Food Is a Hot Seller with More Than Just Muslims
- This Week’s Best Deals: Sales from Home Depot, Kohl’s, Southwest Airlines
- Big Chain Restaurants Are Losing Their Grip on Americans’ Wallets (and Waistlines)
- Tesla’s Autopilot Is Being Blamed for Another Fatal Model S Crash
- EpiPen Maker Mylan Has New Reasons to Worry About Its Cash Cow
- Should You Refinance to a 15-Year Mortgage?
- The iPhone 7 Plus is Already Sold Out
- How One Woman Fixed Her Spending and Found Freedom
- 6 Ways You Can Ruin Other People’s Credit Scores
- Donald Trump’s Son Just Admitted the Real Reason His Father Won’t Release Tax Returns
- Millennials in This State Are Most Likely to Still Live with Their Parents
- Pandora’s $5 a Month Music Service Just Got Way Better
- Nearly Half of American Parents Have Already Started their Holiday Shopping
- How Target Plans to Boost Grocery Sales Without Copying Walmart
- 14 Secrets for Saving on Eyewear
- How to Watch the Jets & Bills on Thursday Night Football Tonight For Free
- The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Is Formally Recalled in the U.S.
- 6 New Products Made From Old Plastic Bottles
- A Sleeker Take on a Classic Minivan
- 7 National Cheeseburger Day Discounts and Deals
- The Lasting Effects of Occupy Wall Street, Five Years Later
- Why Gas Prices Could Spike in This Part of the Country
- Americans Drove More During This Summer Month Than Ever Before
- Krispy Kreme Is Giving Away Free Donuts for Talk Like a Pirate Day
- Here’s Mylan’s Latest Strategy to Make You Shut Up about High EpiPen Prices
- 20 Ways to Save Big at NFL Games
- If You Make Fancy Craft Coffee at Home, You’re Probably a Millennial
- How to Get a Refund for Your Samsung Galaxy Note 7
- Mark Cuban Offers $10 Million to Charity if Donald Trump Sits for an Interview
- How to Watch the 2016 Emmy Awards Online
- Fewer iPhone Fans Wait in Line for New Apple Products Than in Past Years
- Europe Has a Plan for Free Public Wi-Fi That’ll Put America to Shame
- 7 Reasons Why Being a Millionaire Is Kind of Awful
- Which Star of Bridget Jones’s Baby Is the Richest?
- 9 Things You Can Do Right Now for a Frugal Holiday Season
- Best Places to Live 2016
- Harry Potter’s Muggle Home on 4 Privet Drive Is for Sale
- Gas Prices Have Spiked as Much as 30 Cents in a Week in Some Places
- Could the Scary Hacks on “Mr. Robot” Happen to You?
- Report: Kmart Is Closing 64 Stores
- Millennial Money Worries Dictate Major Life Choices
- North Carolina’s Anti-LGBT Law Is Costing the State Hundreds of Millions of Dollars
- 69% of Americans Have Less Than $1000 in Savings
- NASCAR Sued for Racial Discrimination
- Olive Garden’s Unlimited Pasta Pass Going for $4,000 on eBay
- How to Lend Money to Family and Friends
- Bank High-Pressure Sales Techniques Are the ‘Norm,’ Workers Say
- The Science of Why We Buy Clothes We Never Wear
- This Popular Breakfast Food Is Being Recalled
- If You Hate Stores Being Open on Thanksgiving, You’ll Really Hate This
- Wells Fargo CEO Will Testify Before Congress About Bank Scandal
- The McGriddle Sandwich Finally Makes It Onto McDonald’s All-Day Breakfast Menu
- Amazon Doesn’t Always Show You the Lowest Priced Items First
- The Wage Gap Between Black and White Workers Is Growing
- The Best Lines from Elizabeth Warren’s Lashing of Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf
- This Week’s Best Deals: Sales on North Face Gear, Dell Laptops
- How Much You’ll Pay to Get the VIP Treatment at Disney Parks
- Medicare Spending on Epipen Has Risen More Than 1000% Since 2007
- Skittles and 13 Other Products That Got an Inadvertent Publicity Boost from Politics
- Best Credit Cards 2016-2017
- Upgrade Your Ramen Noodles
- What Mylan CEO Heather Bresch Will Tell Congress About EpiPen Price Hikes
- This Is the Presidential Candidate Top Earners Are More Likely to Back
- Is $1 Million Still Enough to Retire Comfortably? Here’s What It’s Worth Today
- How Many Bank Accounts Should I Have?
- $10,000 Acne Cream Is the Latest Example of Pharma Price Gouging
- Chipotle Hopes Its New Food Safety Focus Will Bring Back Customers
- Why the EpiPen Price Scandal Sums Up Everything We Hate About Big Business & Politics
- This Is How Much Your Sugar Habit Is Costing You
- Here’s How Airlines Made $41 Billion Last Year
- This Is How We Waste More Than $2 Billion Every Year
- How to Get Up to 5% Interest on Savings Even Though the Fed Didn’t Raise Rates