How to Navigate the Equifax Data Breach Settlement Offer Consumers affected by the 2017 Equifax data breach (that’s most U.S. adults who have credit) can get their names on the list to get free credit monitoring and/or monetary compensation. Read More…
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Does Russia Want More Than Your Old Face? The FaceApp fracas forces us to think hard about giving our personal data to companies in authoritarian countries. Read More…
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F.T.C. Said to Be Investigating YouTube Over Child Privacy Claims The video service has been under increasing pressure from parents and consumer groups for the way it handles children’s videos. Read More…
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Meet the Money Whisperer to the Super-Rich N.B.A. Elite Who’s the guy Klay Thompson and other N.B.A. stars trust to manage their wealth? One who knows how to rebound with $8,000 stuffed into his underwear. Read More…
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To Back Warren Is to Treat Politics as a Matter of Substance Detailed plans can tell a candidate’s story about what kind of person she is — and what kind of president she would be. Read More…
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When Your Kid Realizes Bedtime Is a Scam Welcome to the NYT Parenting newsletter. Read More…
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Personal Finance for Those Who Don’t Have a Clue A new book promises to be “a total beginner’s guide to getting good with money.” It does a good job, though our reviewer has a few misgivings. Read More…
Read moreIs Your Debt ‘Good’ or ‘Bad’? It Depends Are student loans good debt that can open the door to a career or an insurmountable burden? Is all credit card debt a sign of reckless spending, or can it be a smart way to cover an expense? In general, no form of debt is inherently “good”…
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