Author: Guest Blogger
6 Ways to Save on Trips to Spectacular U.S. National Parks
Guest Blogger on April 27, 2015
Here’s how to gain free or discounted admission to U.S. national treasures, and cut down on the lodging and food costs of your trip.
Climate-Friendly Drivers: 10 Things to Know About Electric Cars
Guest Blogger on April 22, 2015
There are reasons that eco-friendly car buyers are reluctant to plunge into the electric car market. Here is what they need to know.
Want to Save Money? Keep These 4 Emotions or Behaviors in Check
Guest Blogger on April 21, 2015
When our feelings overtake our rational plans, we make expensive mistakes. Here are some things to watch for so you don’t get derailed.
8 Tips for Choosing the Perfect Tent for Family Camping
Guest Blogger on April 20, 2015
If you want to camp out with the kids, think of your weather conditions, space needs, and any special requirements before buying a tent to fit everyone.
Are Credit Unions the Best Place to Get Credit Cards?
Guest Blogger on April 16, 2015
Be sure to include credit unions in your search for new plastic. Here’s why.
Tax Day! How to Get an Extension if You Haven’t Filed
Guest Blogger on April 15, 2015
Even if you have not filed, and you fear you can’t afford your taxes, do yourself a favor and make this one move.
10 Smart Home Upgrades Starting Under $100
Guest Blogger on April 14, 2015
If you’re receiving a refund from the IRS, here are some good ways to invest it in sprucing up your home.
What Should I Do if I Discover I Have Debt in Collections?
Guest Blogger on April 13, 2015
If you get a call from a debt collector, don’t panic. Here’s what you need to know to make sure you’re not being scammed and get on top of legitimate debt.
14 Tax Perks for Homeowners
Guest Blogger on April 9, 2015
Owning a home, in addition to having the pleasure of a place to live, has significant financial advantages that you should be aware of.
You’re Receiving Free Credit Monitoring! Is That Good?
Guest Blogger on April 7, 2015
While companies are handing out credit monitoring like it’s candy at a parade, consumers often don’t understand what they’re getting.
Best and Worst Things to Buy in April
Guest Blogger on April 3, 2015
Watch for deep discounts on winter wear, deals on laptops and food freebies on tax day, but watch out for rising wine prices.
Choosing a College? How to Make it a Sound Investment
Guest Blogger on April 2, 2015
The most prestigious schools are not necessarily going to lead to higher income, but they likely will lead to larger debt.
E-Wallet Coming of Age: What’s Up With 5 Mobile Payment Apps
Guest Blogger on March 31, 2015
Mobile payment apps are beginning to take hold — albeit a little slower than initially expected — and likely to replace credit cards and cash with increased convenience and security. Check out the major players.
4 Reasons Not to Invest in Gold
Guest Blogger on March 30, 2015
Gold may glitter in jewelry and ancient funerary objects, but as an investment it’s a rather dull performer. Here’s why.
Color Me Happy: Choosing Paint to Set the Mood for Each Room
Guest Blogger on March 27, 2015
An expert offers tips on harnessing the psychological power of color throughout your home.
Cash Rewards (up to $1 Million) for Help Busting Software Pirates
Guest Blogger on March 25, 2015
Know of companies using pirated software? You may have an opportunity to make some money and see justice prevail.
7 Tax-Time Tips for Trimming What You Pay Uncle Sam
Guest Blogger on March 24, 2015
Understand the basics of your return with these pointers and consider getting help from a professional, even if it means paying something.
3 Essential Home Improvements You Should Plan On
Guest Blogger on March 23, 2015
Yes, this means roof replacements and other expenditures that generally fall into the category of “need” rather than “want.” But it’s better to plan for them than be surprised.
Five Signs that You are a Credit Abuser
Guest Blogger on March 20, 2015
Here are the red flags that suggest you might want to reel in your use of credit.
10 Tax Deductions for Millennials
Guest Blogger on March 19, 2015
Just because you’re in your 20s or 30s does not mean you can’t make deductions. Read up.
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