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What New Grads Need to Know About Obamacare
Guest Blogger on May 27, 2014
Obamacare has changed the world of health insurance for recent grads. Here’s what you need to know.
The Highest-Paid Public College Presidents
Guest Blogger on May 26, 2014
Here are some of last year’s highest-paid public university presidents and the average debt loads of the graduates they served, based on class of 2012 figures.
Could Making Minimum Payments Hurt Your Credit Score?
Guest Blogger on May 22, 2014
How you use your credit card can have a big effect on your credit score, but how you pay them could matter too.
People Confess Their Most Embarrassing Driving Fears and Mistakes
Guest Blogger on May 21, 2014
See if you can find your worst driving mistake on the list.
The 10 Most Common Student Loan Mistakes
Guest Blogger on May 20, 2014
Before you sign on the dotted line, take time to understand your student loan options. While you’re at it, avoid these 10 common student loan mistakes.
What to Expect From Memorial Day Sales
Guest Blogger on May 19, 2014
The sales for Memorial Day 2014 are sure to offer excellent discounts on clothes, tools and name-brand TVs. Just stay away from the grills.
Can Your Student Loan Payments Go Up?
Guest Blogger on May 15, 2014
One student loan borrower discovered something troubling in her student loan promissory note.
‘Slowpoke’ Laws Target Left-Lane Plodders
Guest Blogger on May 14, 2014
You can be ticketed and fined if you poke along in the left lane. Your car insurance rates can go up, too.
The Most Financially Literate States in America
Guest Blogger on May 13, 2014
Financial literacy is highest in a small New England state, according to an analysis by a personal finance website.
The Least Financially Literate States in America
Guest Blogger on May 12, 2014
Financial literacy is key to being able to take control of your financial future. But some states are woefully behind in acquiring this crucial skill.
Do You Own Vibram FiveFingers Shoes? You May Be Entitled to a Refund
Guest Blogger on May 9, 2014
After losing a lawsuit, Vibram will no longer be able to claim health benefits for its shoes.
How Proud Moms Can Compromise Their Kids’ Identities
Guest Blogger on May 8, 2014
It’s great if your mom is proud of you and shows it. Unfortunately, if she shares it with the Internet, she could be putting you at risk for identity theft.
Mom’s Work Is Worth $63,000 This Year
Guest Blogger on May 7, 2014
The value of Mom’s many tasks is 5 percent higher than it was last year, but it’s still below what a man would earn for doing similar jobs.
When Your Student Loan Debt Shouldn’t Be Your First Priority
Guest Blogger on May 6, 2014
Repaying your student debt may feel like it should be your top priority, but a financial expert says there are other places you should put your money first.
7 Bad Pieces of Get-Out-of-Debt Advice
Guest Blogger on May 5, 2014
Advice from friends can be helpful at times, but here are some pieces of debt advice that it’s best to ignore.
Have a Private Student Loan? Read This
Guest Blogger on May 1, 2014
Private student loans can go into auto-default if a co-signer dies or goes into bankruptcy. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is trying to help borrowers know what their options are.
When Should You Check Your Child’s Credit Report?
Guest Blogger on September 16, 2016
Now parents have a new worry: child identity theft. Here’s when and why your child’s credit history should be checked.
The Best Vehicles for Preventing Passenger Injuries
Guest Blogger on April 29, 2014
Auto insurance rates for medical payments and personal injury protection point to the safest cars.
10 Vehicles That Cause the Most Property Damage
Guest Blogger on April 28, 2014
Pickups and SUVs fill the list of 2014 model-year vehicles causing the most personal property damage. Blame their higher bumpers.
Homeowners: How Mineral Rights and Fracking Affect You
Guest Blogger on April 24, 2014
If you live in an area where there is the possibility of hydraulic fracturing, be sure to check with your lender, your insurer and an attorney before you give up your mineral rights or sign a lease.
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