Guest Blogger
Am I Responsible for My Adult Son’s Medical Bills If He’s on My Insurance?
Guest Blogger on April 30, 2020
Just because parents are paying for their kid’s health insurance doesn’t mean they want to pay their medical expenses, too. But are they liable for them?
The Most-Stolen Vehicles of 2013
Guest Blogger on November 2, 2020
Hondas and pickups top the National Insurance Crime Bureau’s annual Hot Wheels list of most-stolen vehicles.
What to Expect From 2014 Labor Day Sales
Guest Blogger on August 25, 2014
Labor Day sales are all about the end of summer, so we expect lots of deals on patio furniture and last-minute hotels. But who knew it was a great time to grab luxury labels, too?
The Hidden Dangers in Your Kid’s Backpack
Guest Blogger on September 9, 2021
It’s almost time for kids to go back to school. Do you know what’s in your child’s backpack? Here’s a list of things identity thieves are targeting.
Paying Guests in Your Home? Check Your Homeowners Policy
Guest Blogger on August 20, 2014
The occasional rented room probably won’t run afoul of your homeowners insurance. A thriving vacation rental business just might.
Even Hackers Worry About Being Hacked
Guest Blogger on August 19, 2014
Hackers think they’ll never get in trouble, but they don’t think they’re invincible: The vast majority think they’re vulnerable to identity theft, according to a small survey taken at a recent convention.
Fender Bender: Should You File a Claim?
Guest Blogger on August 18, 2014
You have a car insurance deductible, but filing a claim for small amounts above that would be very costly, eventually.
How Much Auto Insurance Do You Need? Don’t Guess
Guest Blogger on August 14, 2014
A new car insurance-buying tool can tell you how much insurance other drivers like you purchase in your state.
A Debt Collector Keeps Calling, But Says I Don’t Have to Pay!
Guest Blogger on August 21, 2014
A reader wrote to us to ask about collections calls she’s getting about her late husband’s store credit card, a debt the collector says she doesn’t owe.
Why 1 Billion Stolen Passwords Is No Reason to Freak Out
Guest Blogger on August 12, 2014
A billion stolen passwords sounds like a lot, but it’s no cause for alarm. After all, you knew passwords weren’t keeping your money or information safe, right?
New FICO Formula Could Raise the Credit Scores of Many
Guest Blogger on April 30, 2020
FICO announced a new credit scoring formula that lessens the negative impact of paid and medical collections accounts.
Many Admit To Driving When They Were Too Drowsy
Guest Blogger on August 7, 2014
CarInsurance.com’s survey reveals that drivers hit the road while sleepy, sick and drunk.
Is This the Death of Passwords?
Guest Blogger on August 7, 2014
The continued race to stop high-tech crooks has led researchers to try yet another security frontier — one that may signal the death of the password.
The Dangers of Playing the Credit Card Rewards Game
Guest Blogger on August 7, 2014
One of the perks of having high credit scores is that credit issuers offer generous sign-up bonuses. Although the offers can be tempting, there are risks.
Where to Watch Free Movies and TV Online
Guest Blogger on August 6, 2014
Looking for the best streaming sites for free entertainment online? Look no further. DealNews has compiled some of the top options.
Totaled in Kansas, Not in Colorado
Guest Blogger on July 31, 2014
Thresholds for totaling a car vary by state and could affect whether your car is sent to the scrap heap or the body shop.
A New Hope for Student Loan Defaulters
Guest Blogger on July 30, 2014
A change to the federal student loan program presents a huge opportunity to borrowers who have defaulted on their loans from the government.
10 Things Not to Buy for Your College-Bound Student
Guest Blogger on July 29, 2014
College is expensive, so parents should save money any way they can. Here are 10 items they can cut, without anyone noticing.
The Best and Worst Things to Buy in August
Guest Blogger on July 28, 2014
PCs and travel are hot, big-screen TVs and Apple aren’t so much, in DealNews’ August buying guide.
The Shocking Secrets of Hoarders
Guest Blogger on July 28, 2014
Used kitty litter. Boxes of empty pill bottles. Rat droppings. An Insure.com survey reveals the disturbing details of hoarding.
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