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Serious Savings for Serious Illnesses
Michael Koretzky on July 14, 2011
When you or a loved one are sick, you’re probably not thinking about saving money. But even if it’s a serious condition, you can save without sacrificing care.
12 Steps to Dealing With the Neighbor From Hell
B.T. Ballenger on July 13, 2011
Some of us are lucky to have neighbors like the late Mr. Rogers. But for many, neighbors range from nuisance to nightmare. What can you do about it?
How to Get All Your iPhone Apps for Free
Dan Schointuch on July 12, 2011
If you want to get free iPhone apps and you’re willing to be patient, you can fill up your iPhone with great apps for nothing.
Ask Stacy: Best Credit Card for Gas Rebates?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
When a family has a mom, dad, and two sons who all drive, guess what they want in a credit card? A rewards program that pays at the pump.
Friday’s Deals: Arts and Crafts, Italian Food, Toys, and a Free Portrait Collage
Karla Bowsher on July 8, 2011
Today’s deals also include home decor, mattresses, backpacks and lunchboxes, and store-wide JCPenney discounts.
5 Tips for Finding the Right Credit Card
Michael Koretzky on July 8, 2011
From the CARD Act to the ever-changing policies of major issuers, it’s hard to keep up with the latest developments in credit cards. Here’s an easy way to figure it all out – and make out financially.
5 Ways to Save on Your Cell Phone Bill
Ross Boissoneau on July 7, 2011
Today marks the end of Verizon’s unlimited data plan, but even if you’re on a different carrier, this is a good time to check your cell phone bill for potential savings.
Money Mirages: 6 Money-Saving Ideas That Are Anything But
Len Penzo on July 7, 2011
Are you too clever with your cash? You might be over-thinking how to save money – and costing yourself more of it.
6 Tips to Save on Beauty Products
Karla Bowsher on July 7, 2011
Tired of tossing out barely-used cosmetics because they weren’t right, or just want a better deal on your favorite brands? Here’s how to save at the drugstore, department store, and online.
Insurance Companies Holding Out? Regulators Investigate
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 6, 2011
States are investigating whether insurance companies are doing enough to find out if life insurance policyholders have died and to pay the beneficiaries.
Easy Savings: Cook What’s Cheap
Dan Schointuch on July 5, 2011
Thanks to the magic of the Internet, it’s never been easier to find cheap recipes with on-sale ingredients.
It’s Official: Men Spend Money to Impress Women
Gideon Grudo on July 5, 2011
Finally, researchers have proven what we’ve always known: Men spend to get women. If you’re going to be a peacock, at least do it for less.
Ask Stacy: Is This Company Legit?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
This reader is looking for a home and has come across ads from a company that promises to provide her with a rent-to-own home. Should she bite? The steps I took to find out will come in handy when it’s time to check out any company.
6 Myths about Renter’s Insurance – and How to Save
Michael Koretzky on April 14, 2020
You might rent an apartment, but chances are you own the expensive stuff inside the apartment. Who will replace it all if something happens? Hint: Not your landlord.
Monday’s Deals: Flat-Screen TVs, Pizza, Detergent, and Free Bowling
Karla Bowsher on July 4, 2011
Not sure how to “spend” the Fourth? How about 33 percent off Papa John’s? Or $10 off Tide detergent, 80 percent off Jones New York, 20 percent off at Advanced Auto Parts, or free burgers from Omaha Steaks?
Friday’s Deals: Batteries, Magazines, Hotels, and Free Movie Tickets
Karla Bowsher on July 1, 2011
Today’s deals also include big bargains on tires, home decor, clothing, and restaurants.
5 Christmas Presents to Buy This Summer
Michael Koretzky on July 1, 2011
If you have the time and the space (to store the stuff), you can buy some amazing Christmas presents in the summer, and save an amazing amount of money.
Should You Have Umbrella Insurance?
B.T. Ballenger on July 1, 2011
You have an accident and get sued for more than your insurance policy will pay. What can you do? One idea is to pull out an umbrella.
The 10 Most Expensive Pet Health Problems
Michael Koretzky on March 3, 2021
First, the bad news: There are 10 pet accidents and illnesses that can cost you up to $2,000 to fix. But the good news is the treatments usually work.
6 Steps to Your Personal Independence Day
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 19, 2011
As our nation’s independence day approaches, maybe you should be thinking of your own. Are you getting closer to financial freedom? If not, here are some tips that will take you there.
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