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10 Things the Sleep-Aid Industry Won't Tell You
A little light reading to distract you from the cracks in your ceiling.
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The Real Apple Tax Scandal
Commentary: Instead of blasting Tim Cook, senators should scrap the corporate tax.
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15 New Mental Illnesses in the DSM-5
Additions to the diagnostic manual include hoarding and caffeine withdrawal
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Lessons Europe Can Learn From Abenomics
Commentary: Bold action can make a difference in aging economy.
Retirement
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Investing Rules to Rescue Your Retirement
Commentary: Burton Malkiel and Charley Ellis don't want your money. In fact, these two respected investing experts want you to spend less on mutual funds.
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Why Shoppers Don't Care About Bangladesh
Consumers express shock over factory conditions, yet still buy the clothes.
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10 Things Your Cruise Line Won't Tell You
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We're Eating More Sugar, Less Splenda
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A New Way to Pay for Dream Vacations
BORROW
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Happy Mother's Debt
Mothers and children blame each other for financial failures.
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96-Month Car Loans Wreck Your Wallet
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More Wiggle Room for Student-Loan Debt?
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10 Things Credit Bureaus Won't Say
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Why dads pass on paid paternity leave
88% of new fathers declined perk, one study found.
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Chris Christie and Me: The Skinny on Being Fat
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Your Boss: Want a Raise? Get in Shape
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It's Easier to Apply for Green Card Than Obamacare
TAXES
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How to Convert Your Home Into a Rental
You can probably shelter most of the rental income with tax deductions.
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Hire Your Kid, Get a Tax Break
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Why You Won't Be Audited This Year
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Hiring Your Parents to Watch Your Kids
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