Ben Demers
Ben Demers manages digital content and engagement at Kiplinger, informing readers through a range of personal finance articles, e-newsletters, social media, syndicated content, and videos. He is passionate about helping people lead their best lives through sound financial behavior, particularly saving money at home and avoiding scams and identity theft. Ben graduated with an M.P.S. from Georgetown University and a B.A. from Vassar College. He joined Kiplinger in May 2017.
Latest articles by Ben Demers
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You May Be Owed Money as Part of a Facebook Settlement
You may be owed money from Meta as part of a Facebook settlement stemming from the 2016 election. Here's how to claim it.
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Where AI Can Save Businesses the Most Money
Although there are concerns about AI, it could also help businesses work more effectively, especially in certain industries.
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Netflix Password Sharing Crackdown Will Affect 100 Million Users. Here’s What You Should Know
Netflix password sharing won't go away, but you'll have to pay for the privilege if you're not in the same household.
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Major Hyundai Recall of Nearly 570,000 Vehicles for Fire Risk
Hyundai recalls several popular models for electrical short danger and windshield wiper failure.
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Tired of Scam Text Messages? The FCC Cracks Down
New scam text message rules from the FCC require carriers to block texts from bad numbers and protect consumers.
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The 10 Best Cities for New Home Seekers
New home data from Realtor.com shows an unconventional blend of cities leads the U.S. in home construction permits, promising ample future supply.
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Ford and Honda Recall Nearly 2 Million Vehicles. Is Yours Affected?
Ford and Honda have recalled models including the popular F-150, CR-V and Accord for issues with brakes, wipers and more.
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Can Money Buy Happiness? New Research Settles Age-Old Debate
Does more money mean a happier life? Leading Princeton and UPenn researchers revisited the eternal question and reached a surprising conclusion.
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Tax Scam: IRS Warns Taxpayers Against Filing False W-2 Info
Scams A new tax scam on social media advises lying on your W-2 to falsely claim credits and bigger refunds.
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