Guest Blogger
How to Find Screaming Deals at Thrift Stores
Guest Blogger on January 2, 2012
What if you could buy expensive designer clothing for pennies on the dollar? You can.
10 Tips to Reducing Credit Card Debt in 2012
Guest Blogger on December 30, 2011
Looking back at 2011, it seems like 2012 will mean more credit card spending. That means more credit card debt if you’re not careful.
Getting in Shape Without the Gym
Guest Blogger on December 28, 2011
It’s that time of year again – when you want to slim down, but often end up trimming your wallet more than your waistline. Forget the gym – watch this fitness expert as she gives you the how-to on getting in shape at home or anywhere.
Why Vegetarian Diets Are Good for Your Health, Planet, and Bank Account
Guest Blogger on December 28, 2011
Here’s some food for thought: Being a vegetarian doesn’t mean being boring. Or even not eating meat ever again.
Do-It-Yourself Career Counseling: 9 Ways to Succeed
Guest Blogger on December 26, 2011
Can you career counsel yourself? Sure, and you might do it better than the experts.
Study Shows Why We Spend More with Plastic
Guest Blogger on December 23, 2011
Everyone knows you spend more using a credit card than cash. And everyone thinks they know why. Think again.
Credit Reports Get More Personal – What to Do
Guest Blogger on December 21, 2011
Credit reporting is no longer just about whether you’ve paid your mortgage and credit cards on time. New reports include everything from late rent to cell phone bills.
7 Habits of Highly Frugal People
Guest Blogger on December 19, 2011
Want to change your finances? Change your habits. Here are tips that can make you richer.
Online Spending Higher With Credit Than Debit
Guest Blogger on December 16, 2011
Want to spend less? One way might be to trade in your credit card for a debit card.
Overdraft Fees on the Rise
Guest Blogger on December 14, 2011
Just when you thought overdraft fees were a controversy of the past…
5 Ways to Save With a New Baby on the Way
Guest Blogger on December 12, 2011
New is always nice. But gently used furniture, clothing, and baby gear can really ease the strain on your pocketbook when you’re expecting.
Another Protest Against Big Banks This Weekend
Guest Blogger on December 9, 2011
The outrage toward large banks continues, with another protest planned for Sunday called “Balance Transfer Day.” But before you participate, be aware of the pitfalls of transferring your balance to another bank.
7 Do-It-Yourself Gift Ideas
Guest Blogger on December 7, 2011
Give a more personalized and meaningful gift this year by making it yourself – and still saving money.
New Credit Card Rule May Hurt Stay-at-Home Parents
Guest Blogger on December 2, 2011
New credit card rules continue to have unintended consequences. For example, responsible adults are now finding they no longer qualify for credit cards.
Light up the Holidays With a Festive Dinner Party on a Budget
Guest Blogger on November 30, 2011
My holiday mission: a dinner party for 10 for $200 – and everyone will think I spent twice as much.
4 Ways to Look for a New Job – By Looking at Yourself First
Guest Blogger on November 28, 2011
Hunting for a new job? Let others send out thousands of resumes. Here’s how to target your job search with a sniper rifle instead of a shotgun.
5 Ways to Save on Trade Publications
Guest Blogger on November 21, 2011
Need to keep current to keep your job? Here’s how to find key industry information for a lot less – or even for free.
Top 10 Tips to Bag a Bargain on Black Friday
Guest Blogger on November 16, 2011
If you’re one of the millions clamoring for deals this year, here are some tips to make your shopping day easier and more profitable, along with some of the best deals you’ll find at each store.
11 Ways to Please Picky Eaters on a Budget
Guest Blogger on November 14, 2011
Use these tips and you’ll be on the path to healthier eating for your family – and a sound financial start for even the youngest family member.
8 Smart Tips for Veterans Heading Back to School
Guest Blogger on November 11, 2011
It’s Veteran’s Day. Do you know what your GI Bill Educational Benefits are?
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