Author: Michael Koretzky
Avoid These Amusing – and Awful – Resume Mistakes
Michael Koretzky on August 26, 2011
Would you put a poem on your resume? Would you list your dog as a reference? Those may be ridiculous questions, but they actually happened.
Extended Warranties: Don’t Let the Exceptions Rule
Michael Koretzky on August 17, 2011
Depending on who you talk to, extended warranties are a great way to protect big investments – or a great way for businesses to pad their profits. Here’s the best advice on a range of products.
5 Top-Rated Used Vehicles for College Students
Michael Koretzky on August 12, 2011
It makes no sense, and it costs too much money, to buy your college-bound kid a new car. A used vehicle is not only cheaper, it could be smarter.
10 Most Stolen Cars: The Latest List – With a Few Surprises
Michael Koretzky on August 4, 2011
If you don’t think American-made cars are well-built or worth having, then you need to start hanging out with a car thief or two.
What NOT to Do to Get a Promotion
Michael Koretzky on July 18, 2011
If you already work hard and smart, the secret to getting that promotion from your boss or acceptance from your coworkers might be as simple as looking better.
6 Tips to Renting the Right Limousine
Michael Koretzky on July 15, 2011
A limo ride is a luxury everyone should experience at least once in their lives. Here’s how to stretch your dollar in a stretch limousine.
Serious Savings for Serious Illnesses
Michael Koretzky on July 14, 2011
When you or a loved one are sick, you’re probably not thinking about saving money. But even if it’s a serious condition, you can save without sacrificing care.
12 Ways Americans Say They’re Saving This Summer
Michael Koretzky on July 11, 2011
A new Harris poll reveals how Americans have found proven money-saving techniques during the recession. Are you doing any of these? Or all of them?
5 Tips for Finding the Right Credit Card
Michael Koretzky on July 8, 2011
From the CARD Act to the ever-changing policies of major issuers, it’s hard to keep up with the latest developments in credit cards. Here’s an easy way to figure it all out – and make out financially.
6 Myths about Renter’s Insurance – and How to Save
Michael Koretzky on July 4, 2011
You might rent an apartment, but chances are you own the expensive stuff inside the apartment. Who will replace it all if something happens? Hint: Not your landlord.
5 Christmas Presents to Buy This Summer
Michael Koretzky on July 1, 2011
If you have the time and the space (to store the stuff), you can buy some amazing Christmas presents in the summer, and save an amazing amount of money.
The 10 Most Expensive Pet Health Problems
Michael Koretzky on June 30, 2011
First, the bad news: There are 10 pet accidents and illnesses that can cost you up to $2,000 to fix. But the good news is the treatments usually work.
How to Save Your Money While Saving Your Skin
Michael Koretzky on June 29, 2011
This month, the federal government announced new rules for sunscreen. What they failed to announce, however, was how to save some money while you save your skin.
Apple Peels Back-to-School Discount
Michael Koretzky on June 28, 2011
In the past, Apple offered college students a free iPod Touch when they bought a computer. Not this year – but you have other options.
4 Sites to Check Before Buying a New Car
Michael Koretzky on June 27, 2011
Last week, J.D. Power and Associates released its annual “Initial Quality Study,” and the hype is continuing right through this week. But there’s some news the carmakers don’t want you to know – like overall quality is declining.
In Despair About the Economy? Read This!
Michael Koretzky on June 24, 2011
Times are tough these days, but apparently, they were in the old days, too. We just don’t remember. Here’s a quick look at sound bites from long ago that could have been uttered on last night’s news.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
Michael Koretzky on June 24, 2011
In today’s news: Oil prices will plunge further with strategic release, fixed mortgages stay fixed, Google may be in oodles of trouble, Toyota trumps Ford, and the IRS has a heart.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
Michael Koretzky on June 23, 2011
In today’s news: The economy isn’t looking so hot, homes are selling for cash, Apple will update the iPhone, GM recalls crossovers, troop withdrawals won’t save all that much, and two office supply stores might merge.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
Michael Koretzky on June 22, 2011
In today’s news: Home sales drop, FCC takes aim at “cramming,” the Fed is likely to keep stimulating the economy, the lack of NFL football is hurting more than players and owners, and Verizon will start charging more for data.
Money in a Minute: Headlines From Around the Web
Michael Koretzky on June 21, 2011
In today’s news: Stocks rebound in a big way, Wal-Mart gets a big break, eco-minded states suffer a big disappointment, the world’s fastest computer has a big lead over all the others, and foreign investment is up big.
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