Author: Donna Freedman
How I Buy Bread for $1 or Less
Donna Freedman on June 21, 2019
Bakery outlets sell multigrain loaves and lots of other products for as little as 50 cents. And no, it’s not old or stale.
The 20 Toughest U.S. Cities for Starting a Career
Donna Freedman on June 18, 2019
Despite their good points, these cities typically make bad launchpads for a career.
10 States Where Elder Fraud Is Worst
Donna Freedman on June 12, 2019
As many as 5 million seniors are ripped off every year. Is your state on this list?
Stop Buying These 7 Household Products That Anyone Can Make
Donna Freedman on May 12, 2019
You could easily save hundreds of dollars a year if not more on everything from greeting cards to hand soap. Here’s how to DIY these everyday items in minutes.
12 Ways Retirees Can Make Money Without Un-Retiring
Donna Freedman on May 5, 2019
These simple ways of earning largely “passive” income can stretch your retirement dollars, cover unexpected expenses or just help you afford a few extras.
Make These 5 Crucial Money Moves in Your 40s
Donna Freedman on May 2, 2019
If you are in your 40s, it’s not too late to get your finances in order. Put these items at the top of the to-do list.
Here’s What It Costs to Insure America’s Favorite Cars
Donna Freedman on April 30, 2019
Americans favor one particular type of vehicle, and the top-selling models are relatively inexpensive to insure.
The 15 Most Popular Home Upgrades – and What They Cost
Donna Freedman on April 29, 2019
The most common home improvement projects among homeowners in the U.S. might surprise you.
How I Make a Roll of Paper Towels Last a Year
Donna Freedman on April 20, 2019
Here’s the secret to extending the life of a roll of paper towels.
5 Things You May Think Hurt Your Credit Score — but Don’t
Donna Freedman on April 19, 2019
How many of these myths have you incorrectly bought into?
10 U.S. Cities Where Car Insurance Is Most Costly in 2019
Donna Freedman on April 19, 2019
Expect to shell out from $2,500 to $5,500 for car insurance premiums every year in these areas.
10 Food Staples That Are Easy and Cheap to Make Yourself
Donna Freedman on April 17, 2019
Making any of these key foods yourself will improve your meals and your budget — not to mention your health, in some cases.
9 Expensive Cleaning Supplies You Can Easily Make for Pennies
Donna Freedman on March 15, 2019
Find out how you can replace these overpriced cleaning supplies for just a few cents.
7 Common Challenges of Working From Home — and How to Master Them
Donna Freedman on March 14, 2019
Working remotely means flexibility and freedom — but it can also entail unique obstacles. Here’s how to avoid or conquer them so you can succeed.
27 Money-Saving Ways to Use Vinegar in Every Room of Your Home
Donna Freedman on March 12, 2019
Vinegar is arguably the most versatile product in your house. If you aren’t using it for all of these purposes, you’re probably wasting money.
How to Build Your Savings In 3 Easy Steps
Donna Freedman on March 9, 2019
The right tactics make it easier than you think to turn spare change into $1,000.
7 Movie Theater Chains With Great Senior Discounts
Donna Freedman on February 18, 2019
Most theaters offer older patrons a buck or two off the regular price. These chains, however, take it to the next level.
6 Ways to Keep a Stellar Credit Score in Retirement
Donna Freedman on February 7, 2019
Debt is on the rise for older Americans, so they also need to keep a sharper eye on their credit scores.
43 Things You Should Never Buy
Donna Freedman on January 20, 2019
Some purchases are just DUMB. Give yourself — and your budget — a break and skip these items.
7 Reasons It’s Dumb to Claim Social Security Early
Donna Freedman on January 16, 2019
The sooner you claim your Social Security retirement benefits, the more you — and perhaps also your spouse — stand to lose. Here are the stakes.
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