Michael Koretzky
Where to Enjoy the Least Taxing Vacations
Michael Koretzky on August 26, 2010
A new study lists the vacation destinations with the best and worst travel taxes. And there are some surprises.
Riding the Wave: How Healthcare Is Faring This Summer
Michael Koretzky on November 7, 2012
Consumer confidence in the healthcare system is still low, a quarter of Americans are skipping medical care because of the cost, and even government is cutting benefits. Here’s what you can do.
Drivers Put the Brakes on Their Car Insurance
Michael Koretzky on November 2, 2020
The Geico Gecko may be cute, but customers’ satisfaction with their car insurance policies is getting ugly.
Want a High-Paying Job with Great Benefits? You Need Uncle Sam
Michael Koretzky on August 13, 2010
Federal workers not only receive better benefits than private employees, they’re now paid better, too.
Travel is About to Get Easier – In the Air and On the Ground
Michael Koretzky on August 11, 2010
Federal rules may force airlines to make travel easier, while a new survey may persuade hotel chains to provide nicer rooms.
Are You In or Out? Just a Few More Days to Decide
Michael Koretzky on December 19, 2011
Starting next week, if you want overdraft protection for your debit card, you must “opt in.” But should you?
Is That Your Family? Next Year, Your Boss May Ask You to Prove It
Michael Koretzky on August 27, 2010
With healthcare costs set to rise next year, your employer will still cover you – but you’ll have to prove your family is really your own.
Taxes: Death of the Refund Anticipation Loan?
Michael Koretzky on August 9, 2010
IRS stops aiding and abetting tax preparers in making high interest loans to those Americans who can least afford them.
Credit Card Abuse: Progress, But Not Perfection
Michael Koretzky on August 4, 2010
Since new laws were passed to protect consumers against abusive credit card practices, a recent study reveals things have gotten better, but they’re far from perfect.
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