Personal Finance Daily: 3 ways to shrink your carbon footprint next time you’re grocery shopping, and Black women are being crushed by the student debt crisis

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3 ways to shrink your carbon footprint the next time you’re grocery shopping

A report out Wednesday suggests the bigger culprit behind food-linked carbon emissions lies with the allure of bulk shopping for alleged savings and convenience, and other habits that lead to food waste, rather than with what we’re putting in our mouths. Read More

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I rented a 3-bedroom apartment for $1,500 and charged my roommates $800 per room. I got a $100 cut each month. Was I wrong?

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