Banks pay almost nothing today, but a few offer generous returns if you follow certain rules.
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Thursday, May 21, 2015
How to Earn Up to 5% Interest From Your Bank
Banks pay almost nothing today, but a few offer generous returns if you follow certain rules.
New York
United States of America
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
'True face of Shakespeare' appears in botany book
The portrait was engraved by William Rogers in 1597
A 400-year-old botany book contains what could be the only known portrait of Shakespeare made in his lifetime, according to an academic expert.
A 400-year-old botany book contains what could be the only known portrait of Shakespeare made in his lifetime, according to an academic expert.
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New York
United States of America
Extra radiology exams may only benefit some women with dense breasts
While it's often suggested that women with dense breasts get ultrasound or other extra screenings after a mammogram, a new study suggests those added tests may only help certain women.
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breast cancer,
Health
New York
United States of America
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
The Weird Link Between Celiac Disease and Nerve Damage
A new study on every celiac in Sweden
Celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder that causes intestinal damage when a person eats gluten, is still something of a medical mystery. But a new Swedish study adds another piece to the puzzle.
Celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder that causes intestinal damage when a person eats gluten, is still something of a medical mystery. But a new Swedish study adds another piece to the puzzle.
Thursday, April 30, 2015
How Getting Married Affects Health Insurance Tax Credits
If you're about to tie the knot, do you know how a change in marital status could affect the credit you got toward health insurance when you were single? You could end up having to repay a big chunk of the money. Here's the question and an answer that lays out the way the IRS handles the situation.
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