Author: Guest Blogger
6 Secrets to Managing Multiple Credit Cards
Guest Blogger on November 4, 2013
If you have wondered how other people juggle multiple credit cards, wonder no more.
5 Halloween Pranks Covered by Car Insurance
Guest Blogger on October 31, 2013
Your vehicle could be the target of pranksters and vandals. Here’s what to do if it’s damaged on Halloween or any other day.
10 Ways to Avoid Airline Fees This Holiday Season
Guest Blogger on October 31, 2013
You don’t have to pay all of those annoying fees the airlines now charge to enhance their bottom line.
5 Things Not to Do on the Internet While Flying
Guest Blogger on October 30, 2013
What should we give up when getting online a mile high? Is it better to forgo the Internet altogether when you’re on a plane?
10 States Where Driving Has Plummeted
Guest Blogger on October 29, 2013
Cultural and economic shifts spell steep declines in the time Americans spend behind the wheel.
Review: Choice Privileges Visa Card
Guest Blogger on October 29, 2013
If you prefer to stay at Choice hotels like Comfort Inn, Clarion or Rodeway Inn, this card offers some very generous benefits.
Wildest Pet Insurance Claims of 2013
Guest Blogger on October 28, 2013
Find out what happens when a dog eats 2 pounds of onion rings and a cat goes for a spin in the washing machine.
The Facts Behind 16 Black Friday Myths
Guest Blogger on October 24, 2013
Is Black Friday really the best time to get the best deals? Do you really have to stand in line at the store to get a shot at the best prices?
Does Layaway Affect Your Credit?
Guest Blogger on October 23, 2013
The holidays are approaching, and stores are promoting their layaway plans. Should you consider it? And if you buy that way, will it help your credit score?
Top 10 States for Young Adults
Guest Blogger on October 22, 2013
A new analysis names the best U.S. states for young adults, and the top performers may surprise you.
Review: Horizon Gold Credit Card
Guest Blogger on October 22, 2013
It’s not a Visa or a MasterCard. In fact, it can only be used at a particular online store. If you have bad credit, you can likely find a better card.
The Biggest Victim of the Debt Ceiling Deal: Your Retirement
Guest Blogger on October 21, 2013
Some in Congress are playing a dangerous game with their constituents’ money, their livelihoods and their retirement savings.
A Survivor’s Guide to New Social Media Privacy Changes
Guest Blogger on October 17, 2013
Twitter, Google and Facebook have all made changes to the way others can access you and your accounts. Here’s how to protect your privacy.
10 Ways Health Insurance and Other Workplace Benefits May Change
Guest Blogger on October 16, 2013
Employers are planning a number of important changes to the benefits you get at work next year.
Myth Busting: Do You Need a Credit Check for Obamacare?
Guest Blogger on October 15, 2013
Of all the things people are worrying about as they navigate Obamacare, credit history should not be one of them.
Ignore the Hype! Best Time to Buy Toys Is in December
Guest Blogger on October 14, 2013
If you’re looking for the best deals on the hottest toys, you must be patient.
You’re Probably Trusting Your Teen Driver Too Much
Guest Blogger on October 10, 2013
A new survey from State Farm finds a big disconnect between what parents assume and how teen drivers actually behave
Bromance at the Supermarket as More Men Shop
Guest Blogger on October 9, 2013
An increasing number of men are equally sharing grocery shopping responsibilities or taking on a majority of the shopping load.
A Friend Who Borrows Your Car Probably Snoops Through Your Stuff
Guest Blogger on October 8, 2013
A new CarInsurance.com survey finds that people are very inclined to poke around a borrowed vehicle.
Does Obamacare Work? It Did for Me
Guest Blogger on October 8, 2013
The misinformation pertaining to Obamacare could potentially create big problems for people looking for more affordable health insurance.
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