Guest Blogger
The Ultimate Guide to Debt Collection
Guest Blogger on January 16, 2014
Letters or calls from debt collectors can be scary, but don’t let fear guide your response; not all debt collectors are legitimate, and you have rights.
13 Things That Will Cost Less in 2014
Guest Blogger on January 15, 2014
There’s lots of good news here if you’re planning to buy tech items, including smartphones, laptops and gaming devices, this year. Oh, and coffee will be cheaper.
How to Read Your Credit Reports
Guest Blogger on January 14, 2014
Getting your free credit reports is easy. But checking them over for accuracy can be daunting. Here’s how to check your credit reports.
Review: BankAmericard Visa
Guest Blogger on January 14, 2014
The BankAmericard Visa features no annual fee and a 0 percent introductory rate on both purchases and balance transfers.
The 5 Most Confusing Things on Your Credit Report
Guest Blogger on January 13, 2014
You’ve ordered your credit report, and you’re looking at it, but it doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to you. Here’s how to read and check a credit report.
Credit Cards vs. Debit Cards: What’s Safer?
Guest Blogger on January 9, 2014
After the Target data breach, consumers should know the risks and benefits of debit vs. credit cards to know what they’re getting into when they pay.
11 Things That Will Cost More in 2014
Guest Blogger on January 8, 2014
From beloved foods, beverages and restaurants to cars and smartphones, here are 11 things that will be more expensive in 2014.
Your Old Sofa Can Ruin Your Credit Score
Guest Blogger on April 30, 2020
If you’re not careful, “old sofa syndrome” can wreak havoc on your credit scores. Here’s how to avoid it.
Review: PayPal Prepaid MasterCard by NetSpend
Guest Blogger on January 7, 2014
If you’re a frequent user of PayPal, this prepaid debit card has some great features.
5 Myths About Late Payments and Your FICO Scores
Guest Blogger on April 30, 2020
Late payments can have a huge impact on your credit scores, but there are many myths about them. We do some myth-busting.
The 5 Most Expensive States for Homeowners Insurance
Guest Blogger on January 1, 2014
Homeowners nationwide paid an average of $978 for insurance in 2011, according to a new report. In some states, people paid a lot more than that.
The 25 Percent Budget Strategy
Guest Blogger on December 31, 2013
How can you stretch your stagnant income to cover your expenses? Fortunately, there’s a smart way to approach this task.
The Best and Worst Things to Buy in January
Guest Blogger on December 30, 2013
Fitness equipment, tax software and winter apparel are among the items that will see great deals. Not so for next-gen gaming consoles.
5 Signs You’ve Been in a Staged Car Crash
Guest Blogger on December 30, 2013
Don’t get caught up in a common insurance fraud — the fake accident.
You Might Want to Rethink Going Out on New Year’s
Guest Blogger on December 27, 2013
It’s no surprise that people are drinking and driving (or walking), but the results are shocking.
Help! I Lost My Gift Card
Guest Blogger on December 26, 2013
With many gift cards, if someone steals it and uses it up, you’re out of luck. But sometimes you do have options.
Facing Holiday Debt? 5 Ways to Earn Extra Cash
Guest Blogger on December 25, 2013
The beauty of most of these jobs is that you might be able to work them into an already busy schedule.
How the Grinch Steals Christmas: He Tracks Your Kid Online
Guest Blogger on December 25, 2013
If adults can’t resist posting their whereabouts on social media, you know teenagers can’t. How do you get your kid to be a little more private in public?
After-Christmas Sales: Expect Especially Good Deals This Year
Guest Blogger on December 24, 2013
Just as Black Friday sales now begin on Thanksgiving, expect post-Christmas sales to begin on Christmas Eve day.
The Santa Index 2013: Santa’s Duties Worth Almost $138,000
Guest Blogger on December 23, 2013
Some of those surveyed said Santa doesn’t deserve any pay at all and should donate his time. Bah humbug.
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