This year, you’re going to stick with your resolutions. And with the help of things like a Fitbit, inspirations posters and cards, and a new yoga mat, it’ll be easy to improve your life in 2018.
Money
Cryptocurrency values plunge amid market-wide selloff
Drop in Bitcoin, other virtual currencies erases billions of recent gains in the volatile sector
Why carrying a credit card balance isn’t a bad thing
Carrying a balance on your credit card doesn’t necessarily make you an irresponsible credit card user.
Star Wars toys: How Kenner conquered the market on a promise
In that first year, it found it could sell a certificate, not the actual toys
Tax overhaul leads to end-of-year rush to pay property bills
Tax collectors in many communities are seeing a surge in property tax prepayments before 2018 in an effort to cash in — for one last year.
At last, retailers see a big boost in sales this holiday season
Consumer confidence, jobs and decent weather are driving the jump in spending, according to First Data.
Fiat Chrysler recalls 1.8 million Ram pickups that can shift out of park
Gear shifters in 1.8 million Fiat Chrysler pickup trucks could accidentally switch out of park, triggering a major recall.
Retirement benefit: 7 reasons to be thankful for Social Security
There’s a pretty good chance Social Security is protecting you or providing for you in some capacity right now.
Sinclair joins companies promising tax reform bill bonuses to employees
The nation’s largest TV broadcaster, Sinclair, is joining companies giving employees a $1,000 bonus after the passage of the tax reform bill.
Electric car buyers will still get incentives under tax cut bill
Automakers consider it crucial in keeping lower-priced electric cars affordable