Author: Money Talks News
Wall St vs Main St: Who was right in 2008?
Money Talks News on January 2, 2009
Every year experts predict what’s going to happen in the year ahead, including things that will affect your money. Last year money reporter Stacy Johnson talked to one of Wall Street’s top economists, as well as people just like you. Now it’s time to see who was smarter.
4 Ways To Fix Your Retirement
Money Talks News on December 29, 2008
Money Talks reporter Stacy Johnson has 4 ideas to rebuild your retirement and get your savings back on track.
Smart Year-End Money Moves ’08 (Part 2)
Money Talks News on December 26, 2008
It’s hard enough to think about income taxes in April, much less during the holidays. But a few minutes spent now could be worth serious money when tax time comes.
Smart Year-End Money Moves ’08 (Part 1)
Money Talks News on December 26, 2008
This is the time of year when most of us spend a lot more time thinking about tree-trimming than tax-trimming. But year-end is a time when you really should do some planning.
Giving a Gift Card? Watch Out…
Money Talks News on December 22, 2008
Ever since their introduction, gift cards have been a holiday staple, but this season fewer of us may be giving or receiving them. If you plan on stuffing a stocking with a gift card this season, here are 3 things to watch out for.
How Much To Tip During The Holidays
Money Talks News on December 19, 2008
Holiday tips aren’t a law, but they are a centuries-old custom… one that seems to keep expanding in this new age of personal services. But how much do you give to whom?
Shopping At Auction: Buying Seized Property
Money Talks News on December 15, 2008
US Treasury Government Auctions offer great bargains for shoppers in-the-know. But, whatever kind of auction you’re attending, live or on eBay, there are a few simple rules to follow.
Thrift Shopping For Gift Shopping
Money Talks News on December 12, 2008
Looking for low cost gifts this holiday season? You might find some great deals on some excellent gift ideas from your local thrift store.
5 Money Related Gifts For Kids
Money Talks News on December 10, 2008
Most Christmas gifts for kids will be broken, forgotten or both within weeks of the holidays. But the gift of knowledge can last a lifetime. Today Money Talks has some suggestions if you’re interested in buying your kids gifts that pay.
Cheapest Overnight Shipping: FedEx, UPS or USPS?
Money Talks News on December 8, 2008
Just because you have to get it there overnight doesn’t mean you have to overpay. UPS, USPS or FedEx… which of these three will get the job done for less?
Avoiding Post Office Lines
Money Talks News on December 5, 2008
The holidays come complete with many traditions, from trimming a tree to exchanging gifts. But there’s one tradition most of us could do without: waiting in line at the post office. If you hate those lines, here are three ways to easily skip them…
Saving Money on Holiday Shopping
Money Talks News on December 3, 2008
Saving money on gifts this holiday season is all about creativity and imagination. Just follow these Money Talks tips to save money on your holiday shopping.
Smart-Phones Scan Barcodes for Deals
Money Talks News on December 2, 2008
The new breed of phones, like Apple’s iPhone or T-Mobile’s Google Phone, may be both expensive and complicated, but they can also save you money by making you a better comparison shopper.
Are Extended Warranties Worth It?
Money Talks News on November 29, 2008
Depending on your purchase, extended warranties may or may not be worth the extra money.
Checking Out Charities
Money Talks News on November 27, 2008
According to the Giving USA Foundation, the amount Americans will donate to charity this year will approach 206 billion dollars. Impressive numbers, but that money could help even more people if all of us followed this advice…
Trend: The 4 Day Work Week
Money Talks News on November 25, 2008
With rising gas prices and requests for Americans to use less energy, more companies, governments and schools are switching to (or at least testing) a four-day work week. Experts say it can help businesses cut their budget, increase energy efficiency, and even help reduce overtime, sick time and turnover.
Genetic Sequencing Goes Mainstream
Money Talks News on November 21, 2008
From Egyptian astrology to Nostradamus, people have always been fascinated with catching a glimpse into the future. And now, perhaps for the first time, science is finally weighing in. Not with a crystal ball, but a genetic map that can predict the future of your health… and even look far into your past.
Senior Real Estate Specialists
Money Talks News on November 20, 2008
You know some doctors specialize in seniors. But did you know some Realtors do too? Are SRES (Senior Real Estate Specialists) worth it?
Did The Bailout Do Anything?
Money Talks News on November 17, 2008
Maybe you’ve heard about how the $700 billion bailout bill only helped those folks on Wall Street and not the folks on Main Street. Well, that’s not true. One thing the bailout has already done is to lower you taxes.
5 Cheap Ways To Go Solar
Money Talks News on November 15, 2008
It would be great to get all your home’s power from the sun. But that’s an expensive proposition… up to $40,000. If you’re short on cash, though, there are cheaper ways to go solar.
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