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Relationships Do Dating Apps Even Try to Verify Their Users' Backgrounds? What the big services in the dating scene do to discourage abuse and how you can protect yourself.
Relationships Is Your Divorce Public Record? The realities of (and alternatives to) your divorce records being open to public view.
Smarter Living The Free Tax Prep Service You Already Pay for But Probably Never Heard Of 70% of Americans could prepare their federal tax return easily online for free, if only they knew about the IRS Free File.
Relationships Credit Scores and Committed Relationships: Your Love Match The surprising link between lasting relationships and matching credit scores.
Your Privacy Beware Friends Reading Posts: The Scary Social Media Loophole If you think that restricting your account only to friends makes your social media interactions private, think again.
Basics Why You Should Background-Search Yourself, and How To potential employers, creditors, landlords, and strangers, your records are your reputation.
Your Privacy Here's What Google Knows About You If you printed out the personal details Google collects on the average person, the papers would stack as high as the Eiffel Tower.
Your Privacy Shut It Down: How You Can Seal Your Court Records These are the steps jurisdictions generally require before a judge might agree to seal, or even destroy, your records.
Smarter Living Seller Beware: Your Online Ad Draws Scammers We are instinctively cautious when purchasing from strangers, but scammers also pretend to be buyers. Learn to spot them.
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Basics How Public Records Give You an Edge in Homebuying Dig up data on the seller, street, and neighborhood to inform your home search and your buying decisions.