3 Easy Ways to Get Laundry Soap for Nearly Nothing

on June 18, 2021

Are you washing money down the drain?

Homeless Success Stories Didn’t Start With Ted Williams

on March 19, 2011

An Ohio man with the gift of a golden voice isn’t the only homeless success story. There are many organizations that work year-round to give people a second chance. Here’s the story of one we found…

Worst Gift Ever Contest – The Winners!

on May 20, 2021

New Flip™ video cameras going to two lucky viewers. See who won.

4 New Ways To Bring Customers to Your Small Business

on May 20, 2021

New technology start ups, like Foursquare, can help your small business bring in customers, provided you know how to use them.

Five Steps to Turn Your Hobby Into a Business

on April 25, 2010

Turning a hobby into a business that can support you and your family may not be the easiest thing you’ll ever do, but it could be the most rewarding. Here are five steps that often separate those who succeed from those who don’t.

Tax Day: Procrastinator Resources

on January 2, 2012

Haven’t filed those taxes yet? Relax. Here’s some quick tips, links and advice that might keep you from feeling overtaxed.

What Are Your Odds of an IRS Audit?

on April 9, 2010

Your odds of an audit depend largely on your income, but that’s not all the IRS looks at. To truly determine your odds of an audit, you first need to understand the IRS audit selection process.

Web Extra: Professor Breaks Down Health Care Bill

on June 16, 2010

Understanding the newly passed health care bill can be a bit confusing. Many Americans still struggle to learn more about the nuts and bolts of this new bill.

Find Your Own “Pot of Gold”

on June 16, 2010

While we can’t show you the path to a pot of gold, we can lead you down the path of savings with some free stuff you won’t need the “Luck ‘O the Irish” to get.

Use Your Spring Break to Volunteer

on March 12, 2010

For some spring breakers, the vacation is about soaking up the sun by day and going wild by night. But, what if you want to do a little more with your time away from class?

Abused by a Debt Collector? Get a Free Lawyer

on September 29, 2020

Just because you owe money, doesn’t mean debt collectors can treat you like a doormat. If they are, you might be able to turn the tables with a free lawyer.

4 Tips to Escape from Debt Prison

on June 16, 2010

The most popular ways people deal with their debts and how to figure out which will work best for you.

5 Tips for Paperless Finances

on June 16, 2010

Going digital by scanning the papers you need to keep and tossing the ones you don’t will help clean out your filing cabinet and stay better organized in the future.

Deadline for Haiti 2009 Deduction Ends Sunday

on August 27, 2010

If you haven’t made a contribution to help Haiti, you might want to think about it within the next day or so. Especially if you could use a break on your 2009 taxes.

5 Tips to Professing Your Love on a Budget

on September 29, 2020

Roses, are red, violets are blue, but if you really want to be frugal on Valentines Day I’ve got some tips for you!

Here’s how to save on flowers and jewelry, along with some less-exensive ideas that can soften your sweetie without breaking the bank.

3 Ways to Get a Will

on February 1, 2010

What would your family do if you died tomorrow? Do you have a plan in place to take care of those you love? 3 ways to get a will.

New TV for the Superbowl? Don’t Fumble with Rent to Own.

on March 4, 2021

You may be tempted to buy a new TV for the big game with nothing down at a rent-to-own store. Bad idea.

Stacy Johnson on Miami Television Talking Life or Debt

on January 31, 2018

Stacy appeared on NBC6 in Miami to talk about “Life or Debt: 2010”. Watch the interview on South Florida Today.

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