Dan Schointuch
Black Friday Fear Factor: MegaMart
Dan Schointuch on November 22, 2010
Here’s a video that might make you make you laugh out loud – and maybe think twice about hitting the stores early this Friday morning!
How to Jailbreak and Unlock Your iPhone
Dan Schointuch on August 1, 2010
Now that U.S. Trademark Office has declared it legal to jailbreak and/or unlock your iPhone, the question remains, “How the heck do I do that?” Here’s your answer.
Antivirus Software is a Waste of Money
Dan Schointuch on June 16, 2010
You need an antivirus program on your computer. But that doesn’t mean you need to pay for it.
Insurance For Your Worst Fears: Vampire Bites, Ghosts, Aliens, Divorce and More
Dan Schointuch on June 17, 2010
From traffic tickets to vampire bites and alien abduction, if you’ve got the money, you can find an insurance policy for almost anything.
A Heart-Breaking Choice: The Family Dog or Home Insurance
Dan Schointuch on June 17, 2010
After a dog-bite incident, one family was forced by their insurer to choose between their beloved dog and their home insurance.
One Thing The Credit Card Act Can’t Protect You From: Yourself
Dan Schointuch on November 7, 2012
While the Credit Card Act offers many new protections to consumers, it might not address the root of the problem… spending more than you have.
3 Steps to a Perfect Portfolio
Dan Schointuch on July 18, 2010
Whether you’re a market pro or just getting started, here are three simple steps to build the perfect investment portfolio in only 10 minutes.
Can You Beat a Traffic Ticket?
Dan Schointuch on March 31, 2010
Blue and red lights start flashing in the review mirror and with a sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach, you realize the lights are flashing for you. It’s a traffic stop and you might be about to get a ticket, unless you follow this advice.
Home Affordable Refinance Program: A Lifebuoy for Underwater Homeowners
Dan Schointuch on August 27, 2010
The Home Affordable Refinance Program, offered by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, is designed to help homeowners who have paid their mortgage on time, but whose property values have fallen through no fault of their own.
Treasure Hunt: Tips to Finding Unclaimed Cash
Dan Schointuch on September 4, 2013
Whether you know it or not, someone out there might owe you money. Fortunately, finding it is as simple as typing your name into a web site (and completely free).
12 Tips for a Cheaper Spring Break
Dan Schointuch on November 7, 2012
It’s that time of year when college students from all over the country take time off from their academic studies to enjoy a little hard earned fun. But if you’re one of them, or know someone who is, these tips can make for a less expensive spring break.
7 Tips to Trim Your Tech Spending
Dan Schointuch on June 16, 2010
Seven tips guaranteed to reduce the amount of money you (or a loved one) spend on gadgets.
Swapping Favors in a Time Bank
Dan Schointuch on December 19, 2011
Earning “time dollars”, and keeping them in a time bank, just might change the way you think about doing favors for friends.
Citi Adds $60 Annual Fee to More Credit Card Accounts
Dan Schointuch on December 19, 2011
One week before the CARD Act goes into effect, Citi has added an annual fee to more accounts on many of its popular credit cards.
Tax Changes 2009: Ready for a Refund?
Dan Schointuch on February 5, 2010
Before you file your taxes, it pays to check up on the latest changes to the tax code. This comprehensive list will ensure you don’t miss a thing!
Consumer Financial Protection Agency Floundering
Dan Schointuch on August 27, 2010
A new bill before Congress would establish a watchdog agency to oversee everything from credit cards to mortgage loans.
Contest: Win a 40″ HDTV From Money Talks News
Dan Schointuch on January 7, 2010
Today we’re announcing the start of a new contest. The rules are simple, buy a copy of Stacy’s new book ‘Life or Debt 2010’ or follow us on Twitter and send out a tweet, and you’ll be entered to win a 40″ 1080P HDTV from Money Talks News!
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