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Graco is recalling millions of strollers because they could injure a child.

Let’s face it; inevitably there is always someone on your Christmas shopping list who is a tech geek.

It’s hard to ignore the convenience of gift cards.

The proportion of holiday shoppers who will buy from their laptop or mobile device is growing.

Christmas shopping used to be so simple.

Medicare Open Enrollment is on and there are big changes underway recipients need to know.

It’s that time of year again.

Ready or not, here comes Round No. 2 of Obamacare.

We are closing in on flu season.

Deciding to fire your financial advisor is no easy thing.

Chances are that Bill Gross’ exit from PIMCO, the mutual fund company he founded 43 years ago, may have barely raised an eyebrow in your household.

All things being equal, we’d all pay cash for our second homes.

Owning a home on the water is a dream for many of us.

Like everything else they’ve touched, baby boomers promise to reinvent retirement.

If you've always dreamed of owning a second home, there are two good reasons to think the time may be right to buy now: Interest rates are still relatively low and property prices, while they have climbed, aren't in the stratosphere.

If you are eagerly awaiting Apple’s announcement of the new iPhone 6 tomorrow but are still have an older iPhone model, you’re not alone.

It’s the dirty little secret of the drug industry: That expiration date on your prescription or over the counter medications may be virtually meaningless.

Burger King’s acquisition of Canadian coffee and donut chain, Tim Horton’s, has drawn criticism from many corners including our friends to the north, who are concerned that the classic chain will get an apple pie makeover, but the most succinct critique I heard today came from a Burger King customer on the streets of New York who had just finished lunch.

Today is the first day that victims of the GM ignition switch disaster can file claims for compensation.

Going back to school season is anxiety-provoking for students, and increasingly expensive for parents, especially since so many of them want to arm their kids with the latest and greatest new technology.