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    Why You Should Never Discuss Your Salary With Coworkers

    Discussing salary among colleagues used to be a major faux pas — and even though you have the right to communicate with coworkers about your wages under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA or the Act), many folks are still…

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    30 Things You Should Never Buy on Amazon

    Ah, amazing Amazon: The world’s largest online retailer has made it possible to get everything shipped to our door with blistering speed, often for less than the other guys. But just because you can order almost anything from Amazon doesn’t…

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    21 Restaurants with Crazy Lines But Are Still Worth the Wait

    How long would you be willing to wait to nosh on your favorite food? At some popular restaurants around the country, the answer might shock you: three, even four hours at peak times. Eager customers are willing to line up…

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    10 Pantry and Freezer Staples Worth Buying in Bulk

    Supermarket sales are tempting opportunities to stock up on groceries, and warehouse clubs such as Costco sell large quantities of food for low per-unit prices. Smart shoppers who buy in bulk can set themselves up for plenty of cheap meals…

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    17 Crazy Tax Deductions That Were Actually Legit

    Former President Donald Trump’s tax returns — and his reported $70,000 deduction for hairstyling — once became a hot topic and got lots of people talking about what is and what isn’t a legitimate tax deduction. From trying to write off…

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    How Spring Cleaning Really Became a Thing

    Spring cleaning isn’t some bygone American tradition. Nearly three-quarters of Americans (74%) do some spring cleaning every year, according to an industry survey. But how did this all start, and why do we still do all this cleaning today? We…