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It's entirely possible that kids born three or four years from now may never really know what CASH is. According to the latest reports from Daily Mail, out of the U.K., one out of eight people has now completely stopped carrying any cash or coins.  They're going straight credit and debit card, we assume . . . we doubt they're just running around writing checks.

We love our smart phones and we hate the idea of being without them. In fact there has been a rush of studies lately showing how crazy we are for our smartphones.  And yet . . . the numbers from this latest one still seem ridiculous. According to a new survey by TeleNav the GPS company TeleNav, here are some of the things people would rather give up than their smartphone . . . 22% would rather gi

Sometimes I dream about what surgery I would have done if I could afford plastic surgery...I think most girls dream about this and apparently so do guys. A study from EIN News found there's been a huge jump in the number of men over 55 getting plastic surgery, and the overwhelming majority of those men have something in common. They are in a relationship with a younger women.

Last week, McDonald's announced that starting in September, they're making Happy Meals healthier by adding apples and serving half as many French fries. According to the website TheDailyMeal.com, the healthiest option is to nix the fries completely and go with chicken nuggets, apples and apple juice, which have a total of 380 calories. If you get a cheeseburger instead and ask for just fries and

People justify expensive home improvements by saying that they'll "pay for themselves".  That means they'll add more to the home's value than the cost of doing them. But it turns out they usually don't.  According to Yahoo Finance the only renovation that increases the cost of the home enough to recoup 100% of the cost is replacing older doors with steel ones.

I am all for planning ahead and working ahead to make life easier but do you really start your Christmas shopping in the summer? If so, the department stores are ready for you. If you're somehow not familiar with the "Christmas creep" phenomenon, it describes how stores are busting out their Christmas merchandise, displays, and sales earlier and earlier.  But this might be the worst exam

Twin Falls City Park, Wednesday August 3rd from 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM  Aug 03, 2011 Sample some of the BEST Local Restaurants Live & Silent Auction - Raffle for 3 great Prizes: Side By Side ATV from Action Cycles & Sleds - sponsored by Cooper Norman, Las Vegas Vacation for 2 - sponsored by First Federal and Title Fact and $250 in Idaho Lottery Tickets - sponsored by Oasis Stop 'N Go Tickets f

I tend to look at my phone when I am nervous or bored but have you ever caught yourself pulling out your iPhone, or your Droid, or your BlackBerry and looking at the screen, even though it didn't vibrate or ring? Yeah . . . everyone does it. According  to CNN and a study in the journal "Personal and Ubiquitous Computing", the average smartphone user checks their phone 34 times a day for

We all know that Casey Anthony won't be able to get a job anywhere because, well...she killed her daughter. So she is trying to scrap up as much money for TV appearances as possible. And so far, no network has offered to pay it. According to CBS News he wants $1.5 MILLION for her first TV appearance since she was acquitted of killing her two-year-old daughter. She said her daughter accidentally

Idaho Department of Fish and Game officials say a 41-year-old Pocatello man has shattered a state record by catching a 34.74-pound rainbow trout. Mark Adams, a Union Pacific Railroad locomotive engineer, caught the lunker in American Falls Reservoir Monday morning...

I am not a BIG fans of TRUCK NUTZ ever since we heard about them.  If you aren't familiar, you are not missing much. Charleston Post and Courior just released a story about a 65-year-old woman named Virginia Tice from Bonneau, South Carolina is a BIG FAN of the look.  She bought a nice, bright red-colored pair and hung them off the trailer hitch on her truck. Technically, she didn't buy Truck Nu

This just seems unfair.  How can one family POSSIBLY be this lucky? I'm not even lucky enough to find a great parking spot at the grocery store. Charlotte Observer reported that back in 1991, Amy McCauley of Fort Mill, South Carolina won $15.5 MILLION in the New York lottery.  And rather than just call it a day and retire from the lottery, she kept playing.