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NYC Congestion Pricing Makes Traveling By Car More Expensive
The congestion pricing fee schedule has been released and is tentatively set to begin on June 15.
By Donna LeValley Last updated
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New List Out On Medicare Part B Drugs Eligible for Rebates
Some Medicare beneficiaries may pay lower coinsurance rates from April 1 to June 30 for the drugs, HHS says.
By Joey Solitro Published
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T-Mobile’s Sign-Up For Free MLB.TV Ends Soon
You need to act fast to take advantage of T-Mobile’s free year of MLB.TV as the offer ends on April 1. Here’s what to know.
By Joey Solitro Last updated
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Use An iPhone? You May Be Hearing From A Class-Action Lawsuit Group
A handful of suits against the iPhone maker seek to crack down on everything from app store purchases to messaging.
By Keerthi Vedantam Published
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Capital One/Discover: What's In Their Wallet For You?
Push back on Capital One's planned merger with Discover is growing with one group of consumer advocates calling for a public hearing.
By Keerthi Vedantam Published
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The Best Credit Cards to Use When Renting Cars
The best credit cards to use for rental car insurance.
By Ellen Kennedy Last updated
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Six Ways Women Can Overcome Any Financial Obstacles Holding Them Back
To improve your financial situation, focus on empowering yourself first.
By Kiplinger Advisor Collective Published
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Dollar Tree Raises Max Price to $7: Which Items Will Cost More?
Dollar Tree is raising prices from a $5 cap set in June to $7 as higher earners flock to the retail giant
By Kathryn Pomroy Published
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UnitedHealth Questioned On Potential Patient Data Leaked in Cyberattack
As UnitedHealth begins a staged processing of $14B in claims backlog, a lawmaker wants to know exactly which Medicare records and other patient data were compromised in the breach.
By Joey Solitro Last updated