Author: Jim Gold
Funny Money: Financial Wit and Wisdom From 50 Top Comedians
Jim Gold on October 26, 2016
Comedians from Mae West and Groucho Marx to John Oliver and Kevin Hart remind us there’s no end to our foolishness on the subject of money.
What You Need to Know for 2017 Obamacare Enrollment
Jim Gold on September 27, 2016
It’s time again to enroll for insurance coverage — and the prognosis is for higher prices, fewer choices. Arm yourself with knowledge.
5 Surefire Ways to Achieve Your Goals (Even If You’ve Been Procrastinating)
Jim Gold on August 15, 2016
It’s not too late to tackle the goals you set for 2016. The “Creativity Yenta” offers this advice on how to get off your butt and make your dream a reality.
Watch What You Post on the Olympics, or Face the Wrath of Organizers
Jim Gold on August 10, 2016
When it comes to protecting its trademarks, symbols and logos, the International Olympic Committee is the lord of the rings. Is it preserving Olympic integrity, or just bullying?
5 Mind-Blowing Ways to Psych Yourself Up for Saving
Jim Gold on August 4, 2016
Whether you dream of an exotic trek or a comfortable retirement, these exercises will help you reduce impulsive spending so you’ll have money for your future plans.
Will Your State Help You Fill Your Retirement Savings Gap?
Jim Gold on July 24, 2016
Five states lead the way to create auto-IRAs for workers whose employers offer no retirement savings plans and others are mulling the idea. Find out where your state stands.
‘Pokemon Go’ Captures New App Record
Jim Gold on July 24, 2016
Apple announcement highlights the Pokemania that has swept the nation since the game app was launch in the United States.
9 Ways to Spark Up Your Independence Day Celebration
Jim Gold on July 4, 2016
Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness need not be complicated. Here are eight frugal ways to celebrate July Fourth — and one splurge.
Sponsored: How Our World Is Changing as Companies Tap Into the Internet of Things
Jim Gold on June 16, 2016
Data flowing from work sites, cars, appliances, machinery and even our bathroom scales can enhance safety, efficiency and quality — improving even how a farmer produces a bushel of corn.
5 Keys to the Best Deal on Batteries
Jim Gold on June 14, 2016
So many of today’s devices run on batteries that it’s easy to ring up quite a bill. Here is how to make smart choices that will cut those costs.
New Services Make Private Jet Travel Affordable(ish)
Jim Gold on May 24, 2016
Jet-sharing services that take a page from Uber and Airbnb are driving down the cost of private flights — putting that luxury within reach for a growing number of travelers.
2016 Election: 5 Who Win Under Trump; 5 Who Win Under Clinton
Jim Gold on May 23, 2016
Both parties’ front-runners in the race for the presidency say they’ll grow the economy, but their plans differ. So from your wallet’s point of view, who’s better for you?
When, Where to Get Top 10 Hottest Summer Vacation Savings
Jim Gold on May 10, 2016
From Paris to Las Vegas — here are the key summer weeks for traveling to 10 amazing destinations at the best prices, according to travel experts.
5 Top Reasons You Could Pay More for Health Insurance in 2017
Jim Gold on May 9, 2016
Many factors drive the price of health insurance premiums — some down but, unfortunately, most up.
U.S. Shuts Down Long-Running Psychic Scam With 1 Million Victims
Jim Gold on May 9, 2016
Officials say that letters claiming psychic visions of great wealth for the recipients bilked Americans out of $180 million.
New Tool Helps You See If Your Money Will Last for Life
Jim Gold on May 8, 2016
It may sound morbid, but an online calculator from actuaries helps you estimate your longevity and how it lines up with your resources.
Top 10 States to Snag Work-From-Home Jobs
Jim Gold on May 8, 2016
While telecommuting can be done from anywhere with reliable internet access, employers often have some type of geography requirement, experts say.
Political Preferences Align With Home Improvement
Jim Gold on May 8, 2016
Report reveals differences in how Republicans and Democrats approach home maintenance and repair projects.
Researchers Surprised by This Payday Behavior
Jim Gold on March 27, 2016
For many of us, even in the age of direct deposit, mobile payments and swiping of plastic cards, a paycheck still burns a hole in our pocket.
Can Feds Cut Red Tape When Death, Divorce Threaten Homeownership?
Jim Gold on March 27, 2016
Consumer group, bankers square off over rules that govern loans on properties that are inherited or awarded in a divorce or separation.
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