Author: Michael Koretzky
3 Tips to Make Your Old Computer Young Again
Michael Koretzky on October 4, 2010
Your aging computer still has some life left in it. But to be blunt, the machine isn’t the problem. You are.
September 23, 2010 – A Big Day for Healthcare Reform
Michael Koretzky on September 22, 2010
President Obama’s healthcare reform act turns six months old on Thursday. And there are some big changes in store.
Secrets Starbucks Doesn’t Want You to Know
Michael Koretzky on September 22, 2010
Yesterday Starbucks announced prices are going up on some of its more labor-intensive drinks. But there are some secret ways to save. An anonymous barista spills the coffee beans…
For National Coupon Month – a Contrarian View
Michael Koretzky on September 21, 2010
September is National Coupon Month. But don’t believe the hype – not all advice about coupons is worth your time.
Monday’s Money Deal: Good Shoes for Bad Feet
Michael Koretzky on September 20, 2010
Men hate buying shoes as much as women love to. It’s worse when those men have foot problems. Here’s an offbeat way to to find the right shoes for the wrong feet.
10 Tips for Working for Yourself – Without Working Yourself to Death
Michael Koretzky on September 16, 2010
As full-time jobs disappear in this recession, everyone’s talking about freelancing as the future. Thinking freelance? Here are 10 tips on how to do it right.
Best New Car Deals – and 7 Tips to Drive a Hard Bargain
Michael Koretzky on September 13, 2010
There are some great deals out there on new cars. Here’s where to find them, along with buying tips that could save you thousands.
Three Ways to Help Close the Financial Gender Gap
Michael Koretzky on September 7, 2010
This summer was both hot and revealing – especially about women and their money. Here are the latest dollar figures that separate the sexes, and what women can do about it.
How to Flex Your Financial Muscle with FSAs
Michael Koretzky on September 7, 2010
If you’ve never heard of flexible spending accounts, now is the time to learn. FSAs can save you serious money. So learn the basics – and don’t miss your enrollment period.
Credit Card Deals Making a Comeback?
Michael Koretzky on September 6, 2010
During the recession, it’s been hard to find credit cards with low rates and good perks. That may be changing. Here are some examples that you can capitalize on.
How to Make Labor Day a Leisure Day
Michael Koretzky on September 2, 2010
A few years ago, waiting until the last minute to strike a Labor Day deal would’ve cost you big bucks. But this year, the best time to save on holiday air travel, local vacations – and even cars – is right now.
Will “Do Not Track” Do For Computers What “Do Not Call” Did For Phones?
Michael Koretzky on September 2, 2010
The federal government is toying with the idea of a “Do Not Call” list for computer users. But some experts doubt it will work as well as the version that successfully bans phone solicitors. In the meantime, we tell you what you can to protect yourself today.
3 Tips for Healthy Finances if You Get Sick
Michael Koretzky on August 30, 2010
Even with gold-plated health insurance, the cost of a major illness can wipe out your savings. Here’s how to do your best while preparing for the worst.
Is Frugal Sexy? Men and Women Disagree
Michael Koretzky on August 27, 2010
Money is a turn-on for both single men and women – but in completely opposite ways. Or so says a new study.
Pining for Pensions: We Want Them, Even When They Leave Us Wanting
Michael Koretzky on August 26, 2010
A new study shows that half of Americans would love the stability of a pension instead of a volatile 401(k). But other research reveals that pensions have problems of their own these days.
Prescription for Trouble?
Michael Koretzky on August 26, 2010
According to a new survey, most Americans think their doctor is more loyal to big drug companies than individual patients. But some new innovations are on the way. In the meantime, we have some tips for saving money without sacrificing your health.
Get the Most From Your Unwanted Gift Cards
Michael Koretzky on August 25, 2010
You can easily sell unwanted gift cards or buy ones you do want at a discount. Here’s some advice to make sure you get the biggest bang for your gift buck.
One Day Soon Your Cell Phone May Replace Your Credit Card
Michael Koretzky on August 24, 2010
Europe has it. So does Asia. So why is America last when it comes to using your cell phone as a credit card?
Internships Aren’t Just for the Young
Michael Koretzky on August 23, 2010
Unemployed older workers can’t find jobs, so they’re applying for internships and competing with college students.
Mixed Signals: Your Internet Access Isn’t as Fast as Your ISP Says It Is
Michael Koretzky on August 23, 2010
A new FCC study shows that your access to the Internet is up to 50 percent slower than advertised.
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