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E*TRADE is a highly well-known name, but does that mean it is better than its competitors? Read our in-depth review and see how it compares.
Most people tip between 18% and 20% when eating in a restaurant. But what if you have food delivered? Should you tip the same amount? Read on to find out.
How do you clean a mattress with dog or child pee on it? Find out how to get rid of the smell of urine, deep clean and deodorize a mattress.
Americans spend more than 6% of their annual income on food every year. For one person to eat on a "moderate" budget, it costs $3,000 per year, or almost $250 per month. It costs a family of four between $712 and $1,106 per month for groceries.
Every year, more than 250 million tons of trash is discarded. Americans don't quite recycle as much as we could, either. There is still about a 15% deficit.
Food spending has increased dramatically recently. In just 2 years, the average household spends $400 more per year on food. Is it due to the recovering economy or are prices getting out of hand?
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Yes, coupons are still thriving. See how coupons continue to drive record sales for merchants and big savings for consumers.
Does school uniforms really reduce bullying, improve academic performance and make schools better? Read on for 23 thought-provoking statistics on school uniforms including how many students wear school uniforms and the cost per year.
Bottled water holds the 2nd largest share of the beverage market in the U.S., ahead of milk and beer. The only thing Americans guzzle down more than bottled water is soda, which is consumed about twice as often.
Being cheap is not always smart. Here are 23 research-backed reasons why being cheap can cost you. Read this, your health may depend on it.
If there's one thing Americans love, it's food. And what's more American than eating for a free meal?
The winter is half over and warmer weather is on the way, giving you time to find bargains while you wait out the cold. Look for sales to heat up around the Super Bowl and Presidents' Day – two major retail holidays that bring deep discounts.
Do you wish to start your own business? If you possess any of these 23 traits, you might just have what it takes to make it as an entrepreneur.