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Federal Action on Robocalls: What to Expect

Statistically speaking, most Americans probably don't know many people in Azerbaijan, Burundi, or Montenegro. These days, however, your "recent calls" screen could be littered with incom
Boost Password Security: A Simple Lo-Fi Technique

Data breach after data breach after data breach, and we're still so bad at changing our own passwords. We're so bad at coming up with secure online passwords that we can create lists year afte
Data Breach Response: How Your Reaction Impacts Your Finances

Hackers violating the privacy of millions of consumers has become numbingly common. There are lots of good reasons to be afraid of these data breaches; there are just as many good reasons to get reall
Understanding Facebook Addiction: Psychological Insights

When you find yourself in times of trouble, there's one site online that you can always turn to: Facebook. The social network of social networks is so widely used, a significant plurality of livin
Decoding Hidden Fees: A Consumer Report Reveals the Truth

Budgeting is hard enough when you know all the costs you'll need to consider. When companies send you a bill these days, it's increasingly likely that it includes a surprise: That $99 cable bi
Millennial Net Worth: Understanding the Current Financial Landscape

Even if you're not very interested in data, especially if it's about the economy, you probably have a feeling that overall, it is not as easy to get ahead these days as it used to be. Wages ar
Facebook's Libra Cryptocurrency: Who Will Benefit?

The news broke earlier this year that Facebook was joining the likes of Bitcoin and Ethereum to offer its own cryptocurrency. The world's largest social network wants to offer its users "a se
Financial Compatibility: How Marriage Impacts Your Savings

Marriage can be one of the most important financial decisions you'll ever make (no matter how many times you make it). Money problems are also one of the biggest stressors of any relationship. If
Smartphone Neck Pain: New Research on Bone Spurs & Phone Use

We've all heard wild theories about what smartphones are doing to our bodies and our privacy. It could be addiction, or cancer (not a thing), or giving up information without our consent. This may
Beyond Volunteering: High-Impact Ways to Donate Your Resources

The U.S. as a nation often commits itself to the ideal of service. We honor those who choose to join the military, we establish organizations like AmeriCorps and Teach for America, we lift up philanth
When Discounts Fail: Understanding Customer Service Resolutions

You've done it — you've made it through a company's endless phone tree of customer support to the correct real-life person who can address your complaint. You lay out everything that's
Optimizing Birth Control Effectiveness: A Simple Guide

Birth control is a fact of life these days, and it's helped people of all genders exercise agency over the careers, finances, and families they choose for themselves. Access to birth control, incl
Troubleshooting Slow Phone Performance: A Guide to Clearing Background Processes

Accidentally starting a zombie apocalypse is a relatable phenomenon, at least in horror movies, comics, prestige television, and massively popular fitness apps. We put up with similar in our day-to-da
Understanding Generational Differences: Why Coffee Sparks Debate

Pop psychology loves to talk about projection. Any explosion of finger-pointing and shaming, the thinking goes, is really just anxiety about one's own shortcomings. The next time you hear someone
Authenticity in Marketing: Building Trust with Consumers

There are two kinds of authenticity: the kind you can sense in your marrow — and the kind you can prove with research and provenance. It's easy for marketing to paint a certain picture for consume
Real Estate Investment: Is It Right for You?

As if we didn't have enough to worry about with our finances — debt, stagnant wages, saving for retirement — most of us are missing out on another significant part of adulting: building wealth. Hi
Air Conditioner Efficiency: Balancing Savings & Environmental Impact

Summer may be winding down, but that doesn't mean high temperatures are totally gone yet. Thanks to changing climate and unpredictable weather, you might not want to pull out your sweaters just ye
Food Waste Statistics: How Much Are You Really Throwing Away?

Some people's favorite chore might be cleaning out the fridge, but many others would agree it's a slog — and a smelly, depressing one at that, in the wrong circumstances. We always try to shop
Supplements for Mental Health: What the Science Says

It can be hard following the news on medical research. There could be a million contradictory studies, and translating the science into journalism doesn't always make any of that research easier t
The Truth About Plastic Recycling: What Happens to Your Recyclables?

With climate change bearing down on all of us, an individual act like sorting your cans, cardboard, and plastics might feel like one of the few solid ways you can keep it all at bay. We're so sold

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