Author: Guest Blogger
13 Ways Black Friday 2014 Will Be Different
Guest Blogger on October 7, 2014
There will be unique opportunities this year for the saavy shopper, from special mobile payment discounts to possibly the best tablet deals ever.
Is This Legal? 40 Percent of My Paycheck Is Being Garnished
Guest Blogger on October 6, 2014
Jennifer is one of millions of Americans facing wage garnishments for unpaid debts, but hers exceeds the maximum allowed by law. What can she do about it?
Best US States for Young People
Guest Blogger on October 2, 2014
These states might not be the first to come to mind when you think about youth culture.
The Best and Worst Things to Buy in October
Guest Blogger on October 1, 2014
Cars, costumes and pizza are all fantastic things to buy this month — but hold up on TVs, laptops and appliances.
The 20 Cars That Get the Most Traffic Tickets
Guest Blogger on October 1, 2014
An Insurance.com analysis ranks the cars that lead-footed drivers like most.
Headlight Drama: Average Deer-Car Claim Cost Is Up 14 Percent
Guest Blogger on September 30, 2014
Deer strike season is here. Make sure you have sufficient coverage.
The Most Expensive NFL Tickets
Guest Blogger on September 29, 2014
NFL tickets are most expensive in Foxborough, Mass., and least expensive in Cleveland. The price of admission isn’t all that fans need to budget for, though.
Don’t Let Your Kids Ride-Share With Your Car
Guest Blogger on September 25, 2014
Know what’s in store when your kids click “agree” on a ride-sharing app.
3 Ways Your Kids Can Get You Hacked
Guest Blogger on September 24, 2014
Your child could easily click on a site that will infect your electronic device with malware.
Survey: Male Drivers Are Bothered by Phone Talkers, Women Irked by Lane Cutters
Guest Blogger on September 23, 2014
A new survey on driver distractions and safety reveals what annoys motorists most.
Bigger Isn’t Always Better: 10 Products Where a Smaller Size Will Do
Guest Blogger on September 22, 2014
Bigger products and purchases can be unwieldy, wasteful and expensive to maintain. These things prove that good things come in small packages.
The 10 States With the Rudest Drivers
Guest Blogger on September 18, 2014
Insure.com’s new survey shines on a spotlight on states where bad driving behavior draws the most contempt from others sharing the road.
CFPB Sues Corinthian Colleges for Alleged Predatory Lending
Guest Blogger on September 17, 2014
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau estimates that 130,000 private student loans were initiated by Corinthian students from July 2011 to the present, with an outstanding balance of $569 million.
15 Awesome Adult Uses for Baby Powder
Guest Blogger on September 16, 2014
Who knew that baby powder could be so useful for common household tasks.
Best and Worst US States for Credit
Guest Blogger on September 15, 2014
CardRatings.com’s annual survey of people’s creditworthiness shows that residents of states that were least affected by the recession are faring the best still.
8 Foods That May Spike in Price This Fall
Guest Blogger on September 11, 2014
Some grocery staples could see a price hike this fall, so we look at whether the risk is real, and what affordable alternatives could fill the void.
When to Drop Collision Coverage — and Risk It All
Guest Blogger on September 10, 2014
The answer to the question of when to drop collision coverage on your vehicle is not the same for everyone. Here’s how to figure it out.
Celebrities Aren’t the Only Ones With Embarrassing Secrets in the Cloud
Guest Blogger on September 9, 2014
If the recent leak of celebrity nude photos teaches us anything, it reminds us that anyone can fall victim to theft of incredibly sensitive information.
5 Reasons Not to Search for Those Nude Celebrity Photos
Guest Blogger on September 8, 2014
Tempted to search for nude celebrity photos online from the recent hack? Here are a few reasons to help you reconsider.
Why ‘Disappearing Deductible’ Car Insurance Plans Don’t Always Save You Money
Guest Blogger on September 4, 2014
You’ll need a perfect driving record and will pay a little extra for a vanishing deductible car insurance plan.
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