Chris Kissell
Americans Love to Complain About These 10 Companies
Chris Kissell on May 27, 2019
For the fourth year running, a trio of companies has provoked much of the nation’s consumer ire.
The 3 Best Months to Negotiate a Lower Internet Bill
Chris Kissell on May 21, 2019
Want to save money on your internet service? Here’s the best time to shop around for a good deal.
Why Answering the Phone at Night Could Cost You Cash
Chris Kissell on October 16, 2019
If you get a single-ring phone call in the middle of the night, think twice before calling back.
China Announces New Tariffs as Trade War Heats Up
Chris Kissell on May 14, 2019
What does China’s latest salvo in the simmering trade war mean for U.S. businesses or consumers?
Homeowners Are Oblivious to These 3 Ways to Sell a Home
Chris Kissell on May 13, 2019
American homeowners are overwhelmingly confident they know the best way to sell their homes. But reality tells a different story.
9 Places to Score Free Food and Drinks on Mother’s Day Weekend
Chris Kissell on August 29, 2019
If you are a mom or have a mom, you will probably want to take advantage of these tasty deals this weekend.
How to End Mile-Long Receipts at CVS
Chris Kissell on May 6, 2019
Ridiculously long paper receipts have amused — or horrified — customers at the drugstore chain for years. Here’s how to end them.
12 Chains With Food and Drink Deals for Cinco de Mayo
Chris Kissell on May 3, 2019
If you’re looking for restaurant specials, this Sunday — May 5 — is your day.
The 12 Best U.S. Cities for Retirees in 2019
Chris Kissell on April 26, 2019
These are the best cities for today’s baby boomers based on factors like tax-friendliness and health care availability.
The Top 10 Companies Hiring Part-Time Workers Today
Chris Kissell on April 18, 2019
Looking for a better work-life balance, or some extra income? These companies are your best bets.
You’ll Spend This Much to Sell a Home in 2019
Chris Kissell on April 16, 2019
Everybody who sells a home hopes to make money. But it’s easy to forget how much of that profit is likely to slip through your fingers.
The Great Recession Cost Savers Billions: Here’s How to Turn That Around
Chris Kissell on April 16, 2019
You have the power to take a bad situation and make it a lot better.
11 Places to Get Free and Discounted Food on Tax Day
Chris Kissell on August 29, 2019
These restaurants and other eateries are offering freebies and deals for breakfast, lunch and dinner — and dessert — from now until early next week.
The IRS Is Most Likely to Audit Taxpayers in This State
Chris Kissell on April 10, 2019
If you live this state, be prepared for the IRS to take closer look at your return. And no, it’s not California, New York or Florida — not even close.
10 Top Jobs of 2019 That Let You Work From Home
Chris Kissell on April 5, 2019
Working from home is a dream for many. Pick a job on this list, and you can turn that desire into high-paying reality.
4 Secrets of People Who Save More Than 20% of Their Income
Chris Kissell on April 5, 2019
Want to save a bundle? Attain financial independence? Retire early? These moves will help you amass piles of money.
2 Major Phone Companies Take ‘Key Step’ in Combating Robocalls
Chris Kissell on October 16, 2019
A recent breakthrough offers the tantalizing possibility that unwanted calls could be on borrowed time.
Can Facial Exercises Really Make You Look Years Younger?
Chris Kissell on March 27, 2019
Putting your face through a daily workout can reverse the signs of aging, according to unprecedented research. But there’s an easier way to avoid premature aging.
Why Your Flood Insurance Might Soon Get More Expensive
Chris Kissell on March 25, 2019
A report says the Trump administration plans to roll out a plan that would redefine how risk is calculated under the National Flood Insurance Program.
10 Great Affordable Neighborhoods for 2019
Chris Kissell on March 22, 2019
The hottest affordable neighborhoods in the nation are concentrated in just a few metros. Here’s why homebuyers are flocking to these areas.
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