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Consumer Price Index shows big spike in inflation as gas prices rise
March gas prices jumped 21%, the biggest one-month increase since 1967, according to the CPI.
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Tips to bounce back after a costly winter
Maurice Coleman from Bank of America gives advice to get your budget back on track if you had a lot of expenses in recent months.
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War in Iran raises cybersecurity concerns
Caution is urged online amid the conflict in the Middle East.
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Robocalls impersonating the IRS are spiking. Here's what to know this tax season
Robocalls impersonating the IRS are spiking this tax season, including fake tax relief offers. Look for these red flags and stay protected.
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Spending sweet spot: Don't break the bank for love this Valentine's Day
Financial transparency has become crucial in modern relationships, but Valentine’s Day has become more than just a box of chocolates.
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This specialty coffee offers a taste of the world in Boston — for $24 a cup
La Esmeralda Tumaco, a limited roast from Panama, is available at George Howell Roastery. Here’s what makes it so special and why it’s so expensive.
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Watch out for counterfeit Super Bowl merchandise
But buyer beware. Scammers are ready to catch fans off-guard – hoping consumers fall for fake merchandise and turnover more than just personal information.
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Here's how to host a Super Bowl party without breaking the bank
If you’re having a house full of people over to watch the Patriots in the Super Bowl, you can make a championship-worthy spread on a budget.
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Planning a last-minute trip to the Super Bowl? There are ways to save
A travel expert says Patriots fans can take advantage of the three airports in the Bay Area.
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Student loan debt: What to know about wage garnishment
The Trump administration is moving forward with plans to garnish the wages of millions of borrowers who are behind on their federal student loans.
