Krystal Steinmetz

A former television and radio reporter, I stay at home with my two young children, run a small craft business and freelance for Money Talks News. I have a BA in journalism from the University of Montana. Montana born and raised, I spent my childhood in the mountains, and now live in the rural plains of northern Montana. You can usually find me reading, working on home improvement projects, creating new chic crafts and chasing after my energetic kiddos.

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Food-Makers Want to Delay Revised Nutrition Facts Label

on April 10, 2017

It seems food manufacturers are not quite ready to let consumers to know how much added sugar is in their foods.

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10 Jobs With the Biggest Share of Senior Workers

on April 7, 2017

Find out how you can beat the competition and get a job after age 50.

Is This the Reason Women Have Less Money Than Men?
Is This the Reason Women Have Less Money Than Men?

on April 7, 2017

Women are struggling with spending and saving — and that keeps them lagging behind men financially.

Score $10 Off Your Next CVS Purchase
Score $10 Off Your Next CVS Purchase

on April 6, 2017

CVS is now offering first-time curbside pickup users a deal that is hard to resist.

The 10 Most — and Least — Stressed States
The 10 Most — and Least — Stressed States

on April 5, 2017

Although America’s stress level dipped to a decade-long low in 2016, it’s back on the upswing this year. Why are Americans so stressed out?

Critics Pounce as Trump Gives Part of His Salary to National Parks
Critics Pounce as Trump Gives Part of His Salary to National Parks

on April 4, 2017

Do you want to match Trump’s controversial offer — or even top it? Here are two national parks projects that need your dollars.

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Should You See a Financial Counselor or a Financial Adviser?

on April 3, 2017

Although both types of personal finance experts can help get your money matters in order, their strategies are different.

Why a Majority of Americans Are Looking for New Jobs
Why a Majority of Americans Are Looking for New Jobs

on March 31, 2017

More than half of American workers are searching for new work opportunities. What’s behind the trend?

3 More Apparel Stores Join List of Struggling Retailers
3 More Apparel Stores Join List of Struggling Retailers

on March 31, 2017

The face of retail continues to change as more consumers shop online. These stores might be teetering on the brink.

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Free Coding School Pays You to Attend and Guarantees a Job

on March 30, 2017

A tech company pays students to take its free computer-coding course and promises a two-year work contract.

In a Hurry to File Your Taxes? This App Can Help
In a Hurry to File Your Taxes? This App Can Help

on March 30, 2017

Don’t let tax season get you down. This app makes handling your taxes quick and easy.

Think Twice Before Co-Signing for Your Kid’s School Loans
Think Twice Before Co-Signing for Your Kid’s School Loans

on March 29, 2017

Co-signing for your child’s private student loan might negatively impact your retirement, a new study finds.

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3 Great Reasons to Update Your iPhone Now

on March 29, 2017

Apple’s latest update — iOS 10.3 — offers new features you won’t want to miss.

Tips for Outsmarting Job-Stealing Robots
Tips for Outsmarting Job-Stealing Robots

on March 29, 2017

A new analysis finds robots are having a negative influence on American wages, job opportunities and equality. Find out how to stay competitive.

Score Half-Price Cheeseburgers at Sonic
Score Half-Price Cheeseburgers at Sonic

on March 28, 2017

Are you looking to feed your whole family dinner on the cheap? Then you won’t want to miss Sonic’s “Family Night” cheeseburger deal.

What’s Holding Back U.S. Wage Growth?
What’s Holding Back U.S. Wage Growth?

on March 27, 2017

American wages continue to lag, but there are ways to put more green in your wallet.

This Southern State Will Be the First to Close the Gender Pay Gap
This Southern State Will Be the First to Close the Gender Pay Gap

on March 23, 2017

A baby girl born today will face headwinds throughout her working lifetime if she has a job in one of 13 states.

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Hackers Threaten to Wipe iPhones Unless Apple Pays Ransom

on March 23, 2017

Cybercriminals are threatening to remotely wipe hundreds of millions of iPhones and iCloud accounts. Are you in danger?

15 States With the Most Telecommuting Jobs
15 States With the Most Telecommuting Jobs

on March 22, 2017

Surprisingly, where you live can increase — or decrease — your odds of working from home.

U.S. Facing Massive Doctor Shortage
U.S. Facing Massive Doctor Shortage

on March 22, 2017

New research reveals that America will face a shortage of nearly 105,000 physicians by 2030.

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