You're gaining an hour this weekend. Here's how to use that time to protect your home and your finances.
You can overcome the fear that you'll make a mistake that will cost thousands of dollars to fix.
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Thieves may have targeted one 'friend' who announced his vacation online. Be judicious, but good locks are more important.
Company uses scratch-and-sniff to educate about the dangers of natural-gas leaks.
Cities, states experiment with how to force banks to clean up rotting properties.
Blogger does the math on what it would cost to install and maintain a swimming pool -- $67 for each day it's used.
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