• The federal government has imposed a 90-day moratorium on foreclosures of homes with mortgages owned or backed by the Federal Housing Administration in areas devastated by this week’s tornado.    
  • Medical insurance costs for a family of four now exceeds $22,000 a year.    
  • Going vegetarian in tapas-happy Barcelona, paying extra for phone freedom, veterans are warned of “pension poachers” and other consumer-focused news from The New York Times.    
  • A New York man who rented his room in a two-bedroom apartment on Airbnb must pay a $2,400 fine for violating the city’s administrative code, a judge has ruled.    
  • African-Americans have higher levels of debt, including student loan debt, a survey finds.    
  • Younger children seek help for acne, no easy choices on breast reconstruction, protecting your e-mail account from hackers and other consumer-focused news from The New York Times.    
  • A consumer group has prepared an “anti-phishing” tip sheet.    
  • We tend to look for information that confirms what we already believe, both in life and in investing. That’s why we should expose ourselves to different viewpoints.    
  • Smoke can permeate nonsmoking hotel rooms, skip checking your morning e-mail to find focus, seeking solitude with a travel guide and other consumer-focused news from The New York Times.    
  • After an article on Americans who choose to move to other countries in later years and continue working, readers tell of their own experience.    
  • Bucks readers tell us how much they know about the real returns they are getting on their investments.    
  • Young writers show an appetite for risk in college-application essays submitted in answer to a columnist’s invitation.    
  • When discussing investment returns, Evercore Wealth Management factors in fees, taxes and inflation — and loses some potential clients in the process.    
  • Research shows that men and women are more alike than the conventional wisdom suggests when dealing with money matters.    
  • Marathon training minus the long run, working out with your dog, renting cars by the minute and other consumer-focused news from The New York Times.    
  • The Consumer Protection Finance Bureau has created a Spanish language Web site.    
  • How home buyers can make their offers more attractive in markets with relatively tight inventories of homes for sale.    
  • Finding an air purifier for allergy season, Airstream trailers for rent, Subaru to recall cars for possible steering failure and other consumer-focused news from The New York Times.    
  • RelayRides has stopped operating in New York after state authorities raised questions about its insurance coverage.    
  • An annual estimate of medical costs in retirement fell this year, Fidelity Investments says, but the overall cost remains daunting.    

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