Frugal Living
Taping a Fitbit to Your Arm Instead of Your Wrist: What Actually Works
Some Fitbit Air users are skipping the wrist strap entirely and taping the device to their arm. Here is what works, what does not, and what it costs.
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Nintendo's Customer Appreciation Sale: Best Deals on Games and Hardware
Nintendo's Customer Appreciation Sale runs through Sept. 26 with up to 30% off Switch games, hardware, and accessories.
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Bissell Pet Hair Eraser DualBrush Vacuum Discounted to $249.99
The Bissell Pet Hair Eraser DualBrush Upright Vacuum is currently $50 off at $249.99 directly from Bissell's website.
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Running Watches With Offline Maps, Ranked by Price
Offline maps on running watches used to mean spending $1,000+. Several current models now offer the feature starting at $170.
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Tech Deals This Week: OLED TVs, Earbuds, Tablets, and More
This week's vetted tech deals include sleep earbuds, OLED TVs, Samsung foldables, and tablets at discounted prices.
Frugal Living
Libby Features That Help You Borrow More and Wait Less
Libby gives free access to e-books, audiobooks, and magazines. These tips help you borrow smarter across multiple library systems.
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Linksys RE7000 Wi-Fi Range Extender On Sale for $28 as Open-Box Unit
The Linksys RE7000 Range Booster is currently $27.99 as an open-box unit on StackSocial. It supports AC1900 speeds and covers up to 2,500 sq ft per Linksys.
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iPhone Ultra Starts Above $2,000: What the 2025 Apple Lineup Costs
Apple's 2025 iPhone lineup includes a foldable starting above $2,000. Here's what each device costs and how to think about the upgrade math.
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Soundcore Sleep A30 Earbuds Drop to $168.99 - What You Actually Get
Soundcore Sleep A30 earbuds are 27% off at Amazon, dropping from $229.99 to $168.99. Here's what the discount covers.
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What Sallie Mae Data Reveals About Who Wins College Scholarships
Sallie Mae surveyed 511 scholarship applicants and found winners start early, apply in volume, and reapply after rejection.
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Senators Demand Accounting of $1 Billion Student Loan Fund
Four Senate Democrats are demanding answers on how the Education Department spent $216 million from a $1 billion student loan administrative fund.