The average internet user maintains 25 online accounts but uses only six or seven passwords to protect them. Here’s how to outsmart hackers and keep your online accounts safe by creating \secure passwords.
Many celebrities own their own private getaway islands, and some relatively affordable islands are on the market. But does buying your own island mean you can start your own country?
Is an extended warranty anything more than a way to make you pay for something you’ll never use?
According to a new study by the Donaldson Adoption Institute, the Internet is transforming adoption by opening up the way prospective parents and birth mothers meet.
If you’ve had to bite your tongue before uttering the words, “Merry Christmas,” you’re aware of the growing demand to be politically correct when uttering holiday greetings.
You’ve probably heard about this “fiscal cliff” America is supposed to go off soon. While this newly-coined term is all over the news, you may still be wondering what exactly it means — and what exactly it means for you.
Your landlord stopped paying the mortgage — so can you stop paying rent? If you’re having a panic attack, breathe easy — there are rules for these types of rental disasters. Here’s what to do — and what not to — when your rental goes into foreclosure.
Although the Supreme Court has ruled and the election has been decided, many questions remain concerning how — and if — the ACA program can be implemented as planned.
Your yearly charitable contributions can be a great way to get a little break from the government and here’s how to get the best bang for your buck.
The big unknown is how the federal government will respond to the new laws, since marijuana use is still illegal on a national level.