Author: Chris Kissell
Is Congress About to Supersize Your Health Savings Account?
Chris Kissell on February 14, 2017
One proposal in the repeal and replace plans for Obamacare could give some families an overlooked way to dramatically boost retirement savings.
10 Valentine’s Day Meal Deals
Chris Kissell on February 12, 2017
Here’s a list of a few great food deals for you and your sweetheart, including everything from full meals to Molten Chocolate beverages.
3 Ways Rising Interest Rates Might Impact Your Wallet
Chris Kissell on February 10, 2017
The Federal Reserve is expected to raise the target federal funds rate up to three times this year. Here’s how you can prepare for those increases.
Money Fibs Put Millions of American Relationships at Risk
Chris Kissell on February 9, 2017
A survey shows no group is immune from the sting of financial deceit. Here’s how you can avoid falling victim to this fate.
How Homebuyers Can Save Despite Plummeting Affordability
Chris Kissell on February 8, 2017
A new report says it now takes 22 percent of median income to pay monthly housing costs, the highest level since 2010. We’ve got tips that can help you save in this challenging market.
New App Pays You to Answer Email Messages
Chris Kissell on February 8, 2017
A new app called 21 promises to help you earn money “while waiting in line for a coffee, during your morning commute, or when you’re bored at work.”
Fourth-Graders and Families Get Free Entry to Parks Through August
Chris Kissell on February 7, 2017
If you have a fourth-grader in the house, you can get free access to national parks every day through Aug. 31.
Student Loan Debt Haunts Retirees — Here’s How to Eliminate It
Chris Kissell on February 6, 2017
Retirees and other older borrowers are sinking in the quicksand of student loan debt. We have some tips for digging out.
3 Lessons for Getting Rich From a Million-Dollar Blogger
Chris Kissell on February 5, 2017
In four years, the author of one blog has gone from being $38,000 in debt to making nearly $1 million a year. Here’s what you can learn from her story.
Dow Hits 20,000: Here’s What It Means for You
Chris Kissell on January 25, 2017
The Dow is at a record high. Should that impact how you invest for the rest of the year?
Friendly’s Offers Bottomless Pancakes, Half Off Breakfast
Chris Kissell on January 16, 2017
Friendly’s is the latest restaurant to offer all-you-can-eat pancakes. And you can score a deal on other breakfast items, too.
Free IRS Tax Help Begins Friday
Chris Kissell on January 12, 2017
The IRS Free File program is now available to taxpayers who qualify. Money Talks News also is offering a discount on more comprehensive tax help.
2 Restaurants Offer $5 Meal Deals
Chris Kissell on January 4, 2017
In the mood for Italian or Mexican food? We have deals for you.
IHOP Offering All-You-Can-Eat Pancakes
Chris Kissell on January 3, 2017
The offer is good through Feb. 12 — and by following a few smart tips, you can save even more.
3 Deals to Kick Off the New Year
Chris Kissell on January 2, 2017
Get $300 in your checking account, $25 off a hotel room and $1 chili dogs all through January.
2 Great Ways to Rent a Movie for 99 Cents
Chris Kissell on December 27, 2016
Amazon Video and Google Play are offering one cheap movie rental through Jan. 23.
Find a Starbucks ‘Pop-Up Cheer Party’ and Get a Free Drink
Chris Kissell on December 27, 2016
The coffee chain will host a daily promotional event at 100 stores nationwide through Jan. 2.
5 Restaurants That Will Be Open Christmas Day
Chris Kissell on December 14, 2016
Why slave in the kitchen when you can let someone else do the work? Here are five options for a hassle-free Christmas meal.
1 Million Google Accounts Breached — Here’s How to Protect Yours
Chris Kissell on December 2, 2016
“Gooligan” targets Google accounts, and 13,000 new victims are added to the list every day. Here is how to stay safe.
2 Popular Restaurant Chains Offering Deals This Weekend
Chris Kissell on December 2, 2016
Carrabba’s and Outback have special offers that last through Sunday.
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