Safe Summer Travel Tips: Financial Security
The busy travel season is about to get underway. Although the inclination is to think about relaxing, it's important to keep safety top of mind as well.
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The busy travel season is about to get underway. Although the inclination is to think about relaxing, it's important to keep safety top of mind as well.
Designer eye glasses often make a fashion statement these days, but that cool look can set you back hundreds of dollars.
A survey by Wells Fargo found 25% of middle class workers say they will have to work until they are 80-years-old.
Does a more convenient way to get gas and save money at the same time sound too good to be true? It might not be any more.
Fatigue is one of the most common complaints doctors hear from women and that is why Dr. Eva Cwynar wrote "The Fatigue Solution."
Bargain hunters with a flair for fashion may be in luck.
Shedding pounds is a reward all on its own. But, what if you also had money to motivate you to stick to your weight loss goals?
Gluten free products are all over the supermarket today. They're meant for people allergic to certain grains. Now many shoppers are trying to get health benefits from these products, even if they're not medically necessary.
Unexpected hair loss can be devastating, especially when it is triggered by a common prescription medication. Some women even find themselves choosing their hair over their health.
Renowned biochemist, Dr. Barbara Corkey of the Boston University School of Medicine, is trying to get to the bottom of what makes people put on weight.
"I like to say the more bitter (the chocolate), the better for our bodies," said nutritionist Sally Eisenberg.
There is still time to try to find some scholarship money to help pay that big tuition bill.
Cars are so computerized, most mechanics use special devices to diagnose what's wrong. Now, anyone can get their hands on new do-it-yourself diagnostic code readers.
Online reviews can be a great way to research a new restaurant or store, but some owners think what's getting posted isn't always fair.
It may be the most powerful tool on Facebook. The "Like" button is the key to saving money at all kinds of retailers.
Roblee Hoffman, a personal finance administrator from Lexington, estimates a family can save $200-$1,200 a year renegotiating existing service contracts.
The shaky economy is forcing more couples to live apart just to stay employed.
With the right steps, it can be safe to bank on your smart phone.
Yoga has never been more popular, and it's not just women who are getting the benefits. The concept of the male workout is evolving beyond muscle and brawn.
Forget Facebook. How about meeting up face-to-face? This could be the next generation of on-line social networking.
Distracted driving is a problem for drivers of all ages, but it is particularly hazardous for teenagers.
Wellness coaches can really make a difference in organizing your life.
Consumer advocates created the "Leanwashing Index" so people can help one another sort through the marketing clutter.
With gas prices on the rise, some people are looking to cut the costs of getting around. They're saying goodbye to car ownership, and hello to car sharing.
Surveys show three quarters of Americans say they suffer from stress. With that comes serious health consequences.
