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ZIP Codes With the Highest Home Insurance Rates Have This in Common
Karla Bowsher on October 12, 2017
The areas with the highest — and lowest — homeowners insurance premiums in the country offer a lesson about the factors that insurers weigh when setting rates.
3 Types of Workers at Risk of Being Replaced by Robots in a Decade or Less
Karla Bowsher on October 11, 2017
Millions of jobs across three industries are considered at “high” risk of being automated. Is your job among them?
Protect Your Health From the Most Germ-Ridden Parts of Airplanes
Karla Bowsher on October 11, 2017
Areas of airplanes harbor far more bacteria than even the most germ-ridden areas of your home. But a few simple steps can keep you healthy when flying.
States That Generation Xers Are Leaving — and Where They Are Moving Fastest
Emmet Pierce on October 11, 2017
Now in the key career and family years of life, Generation X is voting with its feet. Here’s where they are going, and why.
Still Supporting Your Adult Kids? 5 Steps to Set Them Free
Marilyn Lewis on October 11, 2017
They need to become independent, and you need to have a stable retirement. Wean your children financially with love and respect.
Save $1,000 a Year on Your Cellphone Service With This Deal
Christine Gallup on October 11, 2017
Sprint will save you a bundle if you’re willing to take the leap.
Flights as Cheap as $49 During Semi-Annual Southwest Sale
Karla Bowsher on October 10, 2017
For less than $100, you can fly across the U.S. or even to warmer countries this winter. But these prices won’t last long.
Watch This: Why Does Your Cat Love to Perch on the Bookcase?
Money Talks News on October 10, 2017
Watch this video to learn why your cat loves to engage in endearing — but odd — behavior.
How the Equifax Hack Lets Crooks Peer Into Your Work and Salary History
Karla Bowsher on October 10, 2017
Using personal data stolen in the Equifax hack, it might be possible for someone to access your employment history and earnings. Here’s how to protect your finances.
Get Half Off Google Pixel 2 Cellphone
Christine Gallup on October 9, 2017
Google’s new top-shelf smartphone, the Pixel 2, comes loaded with a top-ranked camera. Feature by feature it rivals Apple and Samsung
These Sam’s Club Membership Deals Are Rich With Freebies
Karla Bowsher on October 9, 2017
These offers involve free gift cards and other savings. But they won’t last long.
Saturday School — How APR Ignorance Can Cost You a Bundle
Money Talks News on October 6, 2017
Fail to understand the concepts in this video, and you might end up owing more on your credit card debt than you expect.
3 Fast Ways to Boost Your Savings This Holiday Weekend
Karla Bowsher on October 6, 2017
Planning to spend a little money this Columbus Day weekend? We can help minimize the damage to your wallet.
Can’t Leave an Inheritance? Here Are 6 Ways to Help Your Family
Marilyn Lewis on October 6, 2017
Just because you don’t have a vast estate to divvy up among your heirs doesn’t mean you can’t give them a nice boost.
Why Can’t I Refinance My Home?
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 2, 2020
She’s got good credit, but her lender refuses to refinance her mortgage. If it would lower her payments, why wouldn’t they be happy to do it? Here’s some sound advice for anyone who borrows.
3 Simple Steps to Prepare for Open Enrollment at Work
Karla Bowsher on October 5, 2017
Many workers simply renew their health insurance plans without weighing their options. But that can be a mistake.
Your Credit Card May Come With Cellphone Insurance
Karla Bowsher on October 4, 2017
Some credit card issuers now offer cardholders a free perk called cellphone protection. It’s good for up to $600 if your phone is damaged or stolen.
Bank Fees Hit Record Highs — Here’s How to Easily Avoid Them
Karla Bowsher on October 4, 2017
Don’t accept checking account fees as a fact of banking life. You can prevent them from dinging your budget — and sometimes even get them reversed.
The 3 Biggest Expenses Stopping You From Retiring Sooner
Karla Bowsher on October 4, 2017
The average American household blows most of its income on only three types of costs. How does your budget compare?
The 21 Best Oktoberfests Across the U.S.
Nancy Dunham on October 4, 2017
Don your lederhosen and raise a glass: These traditional Bavarian celebrations (and some less traditional ones) are going on across the country.
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