Author: Donna Freedman
State by State: Where Americans Are Best and Worst at Managing Debt
Donna Freedman on February 12, 2018
Data from more than half a million borrowers shows that people lower-income states often manage their debt better than those where incomes are higher.
6 Ways to Keep a Stellar Credit Score in Retirement
Donna Freedman on February 12, 2018
Debt is on the rise for older Americans, so they also need to keep a sharper eye on their credit scores.
14 Easy Ways to Save Big Bucks at the Movies
Donna Freedman on January 25, 2018
The average movie ticket now costs $9. But you can pay less — or maybe nothing at all — with these simple tips.
The 3 Golden Rules of Lending Money to Friends and Family
Donna Freedman on January 22, 2018
Financial entanglements can ruin relationships. Here’s what to do when a relative or friend hits you up for a loan.
States With the Highest and Lowest Internet Connectivity
Donna Freedman on January 22, 2018
The U.S. Census Bureau has released a state-by-state report about internet access. The most-connected state will surprise you.
22 Iconic Brands That Could Disappear in 2018
Donna Freedman on January 19, 2018
Some of the companies circling the drain might surprise you — especially the big names that have filed for bankruptcy despite still turning a profit.
10 Ways to Conquer Bad Smells in Your Home (Especially in Winter)
Donna Freedman on January 15, 2018
Time to clear the air! Use one or more of these tactics for a more comfortable, welcoming living space.
The 10 Best and 10 Worst States to Live In if You’re Rich
Donna Freedman on January 12, 2018
Being rich isn’t only about what you earn. A new study rates the states where the wealthy can get the most bang for their bucks.
Can’t Seem to Save? You’re Not Following These Simple Rules
Donna Freedman on January 8, 2018
Setting aside money doesn’t have to mean deprivation. A little creativity and self-motivation can create a brighter financial future.
7 Foolproof Organizing Tricks to Tame Your Paperwork
Donna Freedman on December 28, 2017
Swimming in a sea of paper? Use these tips to create a simple, sane storage system.
Resolutions 2018: Crush Your Debt in 3 Simple Steps
Donna Freedman on December 26, 2017
Skip regret and become debt-free in the new year. It takes fortitude, but it’s as simple as 1-2-3.
The Ultimate Donald Trump Holiday Gift Guide
Donna Freedman on December 19, 2017
Awesome Trump-themed stocking stuffers for the folks on your list, regardless of which side they’re on.
6 Ways Warehouse Stores Get You to Spend Too Much
Donna Freedman on November 27, 2017
Like any other retail chain, wholesale stores are designed to encourage us to spend money. Here’s how to avoid falling for their tricks of the trade.
30 Small Changes That Can Transform Your Life for the Better
Donna Freedman on November 21, 2017
With moves that take as little as two minutes you can revolutionize your health, home, finances and relationships.
10 Ways to Retire Earlier Than Friends on the Same Salary
Donna Freedman on November 6, 2017
If you hope to retire early, the decisions you make are as important as the money you earn. Here are some tips for getting out of the rat race.
Think Money Can’t Buy Happiness? Think Again
Donna Freedman on October 18, 2017
It all depends on how you spend it. Consider these ways that money can actually bring moments of delight and lasting satisfaction.
What the Governor Gets Paid in Every State
Donna Freedman on October 16, 2017
The big boss must be pulling in the big bucks, right? Not necessarily, especially compared with what he or she could make as a CEO.
From DVDs to Baby Shoes: 43 Things You Should Never Buy
Donna Freedman on September 22, 2017
Some purchases are just DUMB. Give yourself — and your budget — a break and skip these items.
7 Simple Household Hacks for Things You Do Every Day
Donna Freedman on September 20, 2017
Save cash and hassles on daily tasks with these easy tricks.
A Simple, Genius Hack to Save 15 Percent on Netflix and Hulu Every Month
Donna Freedman on August 15, 2017
It’s easy to cut the cost of TV and movie viewing year after year — and in some cases you’ll wind up getting your screen time for free.
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