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Six Home Improvements That Add Up to Big Savings
Guest Blogger on February 3, 2015
Check out these upgrades that make your home more comfortable and offer a big bang for your buck over time.
Worst and Best Things to Buy in February
Guest Blogger on April 7, 2020
Here’s where to tap into Valentine’s Day gift discounts and score fantastic deals on certain necessities such as winter coats and tax software.
Proposing? Don’t Go Broke on The Engagement Ring
Guest Blogger on January 26, 2026
Big spending up front may not bode well for your future.
Charge It and Help the Environment: This New Card is Earth Friendly
Guest Blogger on January 30, 2015
Every dollar you spend with this card helps save the planet.
How to Find Old Online Accounts and Destroy Them
Guest Blogger on January 29, 2015
Have stuff online you’d like to remove? Here’s how to go about it, step by step.
11 Ways to Turn Clutter Into Cash
Guest Blogger on January 27, 2015
Instead of throwing away belongings, why not try profiting off your used items for extra cash?
How to Find a Health Plan With Good Dental Coverage for Your Children
Guest Blogger on January 26, 2015
Don’t forget the pearly whites. Your state marketplace will have at least one plan with dental insurance for kids.
7 Bizarre Driverless Car Predictions
Guest Blogger on January 22, 2015
Terrorist vehicles? Mobile kitchens? We look at strange thoughts about the future of driverless cars.
How to Screw Up Your Insurance in 2015: A Step-by-Step Guide
Guest Blogger on November 2, 2020
Here are 12 easy ways to bungle your insurance this year — many requiring little or no effort!
Why Your Tax Refund May Be Slower (or Never Arrive) This Year
Guest Blogger on January 20, 2015
Tax season just got worse for consumers, thanks to budget cuts at the IRS.
New Scorecard Will Rate Student Debit Cards
Guest Blogger on January 19, 2015
More colleges are turning to student debit cards to disburse financial aid, and some of those cards are laden with fees, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says.
Catch a Recruiter’s Eye With These 7 Cover Letter Tips
Guest Blogger on January 15, 2015
You’ve gotten their attention with your fabulous résumé. Now’s the time to drive the point home. Here’s how.
4 Ways to Make Your Gmail Safer in 2015
Guest Blogger on January 14, 2015
Take advantage of the built-in security features available through your email provider to prevent unauthorized use of your account.
The FHA Just Cut a Major Expense for New Homebuyers
Guest Blogger on January 13, 2015
Lower rates are coming to private mortgage insurance for first-time homebuyers.
9 Things to Remove From Your Résumé Right Now
Guest Blogger on January 12, 2015
These things can make you look unprofessional, unqualified and unprepared.
Rollin’ with Dough: We Keep Too Much Cash in Our Cars
Guest Blogger on November 2, 2020
Who says Americans can’t save? We’ve got $2.4 billion stashed in our vehicles.
How I Averted a Medical Billing Disaster
Guest Blogger on January 7, 2015
Even if you never receive a medical bill, failure to pay for your care can do serious damage to your credit. Here’s what happened after an ER visit.
The Big Scams and Security Threats to Watch Out for in 2015
Guest Blogger on January 6, 2015
Scammers will take advantage of new technologies to try to steal our identities and our money.
The Best and Worst Things to Buy in January
Guest Blogger on January 5, 2015
Holiday shopping may be over, but that just means retailers will offer more enticing discounts this month.
10 Signs You’ve Gone From Frugal to Cheap
Guest Blogger on January 5, 2015
Watching your spending is good, unless you find yourself stooping to these habits.
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