Guest Blogger
7 Years Later, I Owed More on My Student Loans Than When I Started Paying
Guest Blogger on July 24, 2014
Sharon Cece borrowed $10,000 in student loans in 2004 to finish her bachelor’s degree. Seven years later, she discovered she owed $11,060.
12 Words Never to Say to Your Insurance Company
Guest Blogger on November 2, 2020
Saying the wrong thing can cause confusion and delay with your insurance claim, or even denial.
A Mortgage Shocker That’s on the Way for 800,000 Homeowners
Guest Blogger on July 22, 2014
At-risk homeowners who modified their mortgages through HAMP to help them stave off foreclosure have a new problem: looming interest rate increases.
9 Impulse Purchases You Instantly Regret
Guest Blogger on July 21, 2014
It’s buying useless stuff like this that keeps you from saving money and having an emergency fund in the bank.
What Really Happens If I Bounce a Check?
Guest Blogger on July 17, 2014
Most people know they shouldn’t bounce checks. Besides causing embarrassment, if you don’t deal with a bounced check, it can cause you a lot of problems.
The Best Days to Find Online Coupons
Guest Blogger on July 16, 2014
Here are the best times of the month and year to find online coupon codes from major retailers.
10 Signs You Need to Update Your Car Insurance Policy
Guest Blogger on November 2, 2020
If you fail to review your coverage, you could be missing out on discounts or have insufficient coverage.
What Your Credit Card Number Means
Guest Blogger on July 14, 2014
Credit cards numbers are like vehicle identification numbers or VINs, in that each digit has importance.
9 Surprising Ways Identity Theft Can Hurt You
Guest Blogger on July 14, 2014
It can affect your employment, your insurance rates and your medical care, among other facets of your life, and also land you in jail.
7 Unconventional Yet Proven Ways to Land the Job You Want
Guest Blogger on July 11, 2014
Some job seekers have tried over-the-top methods, like billboards and mailed shoes, to get noticed by potential employers. You don’t need to be so unorthodox to get the job you want.
Are Americans More in Debt Than the Rest of the World?
Guest Blogger on July 10, 2014
Americans have a global reputation for being bad at soccer and good at spending money they don’t have. But it might be time to challenge those beliefs.
14 Things You Need to Do to Be a Financial Adult
Guest Blogger on July 9, 2014
Even if you’re living with your parents, it’s time to learn how to become an independent financial adult.
Worst Car-Theft Cities: 9 of 10 Are in California
Guest Blogger on July 8, 2014
The National Insurance Crime Bureau has released its annual list of cities with the worst car-theft rates. Is yours on the list?
Road Trip Meltdown: Why Family Car Trips Go Bad
Guest Blogger on July 7, 2014
Boredom and bother lead to meltdowns on family road trips and lasting repercussions, according to CarInsurance.com’s survey.
The New American Dream: Getting Out of Debt
Guest Blogger on July 4, 2014
What does the American Dream look like today? It’s not owning a home.
How to Have an All-American Fourth of July
Guest Blogger on July 3, 2014
Don’t fly flags or eat meat from another country for Independence Day. Here’s how to buy American.
The 14 Best Places to Flip a House
Guest Blogger on July 2, 2014
RealtyTrac has produced a list of the best counties for investing in residential real estate.
The Truth Behind Starbucks’ Tuition Plan
Guest Blogger on July 1, 2014
Starbucks’ announcement about providing help to employees to attend an online school got plenty of praise, not all of it well-deserved.
The Best and Worst Things to Buy in July
Guest Blogger on June 30, 2014
Back-to-school deals are appearing for electronics, and the prices of summer gear like grills are starting their downhill march.
Worst Day of the Week or Year for 20 Common Activities
Guest Blogger on June 30, 2014
Watch out! July 1 is the worst day to go to the hospital and also a top day for car theft.
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