This is How Your Data is Collected and Sold

Gone are the days when advertising was simple and non-invasive. The most an advertiser knew about their audience was the time of day they were expected to watch TV or

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5 Simple Ways You Can Protect Yourself Against Identity Theft and Cyber-Attacks

Stories about cyber-attacks and identity theft are frighteningly common here in the United States. Last year alone, 143 million people were victims to one type of cyber-attack or another, and

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Here’s Why the Cost of Everything You Buy is Going Up

If you’ve been to the grocery store lately, you might’ve already noticed that a dollar seems to be stretching a lot less further than a few months ago. In fact,

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It’s Amazon Prime Day! Here’s How You Can Take Advantage of the Deals

Starting at 3 PM Eastern today and lasting for 36 hours, Amazon is hosting their annual Prime Day sale! During this time, deals abound all over the website and even

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Going to the Gym Might Soon Earn You a Tax Break

The government wants to incentivize you to join a gym…and stay there! A staggering statistic reveals that 80% of the people who join a gym in January, desiring to get

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Your Online Purchases Are About to Get More Expensive

In 1992, the Supreme Court made a landmark ruling that declared states couldn’t collect sales tax on purchases made outside of the state. They could only tax physical brick-and-mortar stores

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Kroger Wants to Deliver Groceries to Your Home Using Driverless Cars

It certainly is a great time to be alive when companies are competing to see who can spoil their customers the most. Earlier this week, I bought an Amazon gift

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3 Ways You Can Save Money This Fourth of July

Independence Day is upon us! This time of year incorporates four of my favorite Fs: Fun, Food, Family, and Fireworks! It’s also a great time to find a good bargain,

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This Store is Hoping to Fill the Void Left by Toys ‘R’ Us

Hearing that famous jingle as a kid, none of us wanted to grow up. We welled up with excitement when the Toys “R” Us catalog came. And Christmas wasn’t Christmas

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