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Weekly Interest Rate Review
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 5, 2015
Most people spend more time shopping for milk than trying to find the best rates on their savings, credit cards, or loans. Are you earning as much as possible and paying as little as possible? Here’s a quick look at rates this week on everything from mortgages to money markets.
Is Bank of America Breaking the Law With New Membership Fees?
Guest Blogger on April 13, 2011
The government has already closed a lot of loopholes in the Credit Card Act of 2009 that hurt consumers , but some banks – like Bank of America – still don’t grasp the purpose of the credit card reform.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for April 13, 2011
Michael Koretzky on April 13, 2011
In today’s news: Car sales are climbing, housing is still a good investment, the IRS gets generous, banks are anything but generous, and the iPhone gets a new challenger.
Avoid the Top 5 College Application Mistakes
B.T. Ballenger on April 13, 2011
Where you go to college can influence the rest of your life. So as you embark on the application process, use every trick in the book and avoid common mistakes. We talk to an expert who offers some great advice.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for April 12, 2011
Michael Koretzky on April 12, 2011
In today’s news: A Republican budget-cutting plan is criticized by another Republican, gas consumption drops as gas prices climb, Amazon will sell a cheaper Kindle – with a catch – Nissan’s electric cars need a jolt, and Wal-Mart cuts prices.
3 Tips to Prevent Identity Theft on Social Networks
Karla Bowsher on April 12, 2011
Do you share your birthday and birthplace on Facebook? Do you “friend” strangers? Then you may as well friend identity thieves too. A new study shows they’re exploiting social networks, so read on to find out whether you’re fully protecting yourself online.
Monday’s Money Deals: Kitchenware, TVs, and Free Ice Cream
B.T. Ballenger on June 24, 2011
Looking to save on a new office chair, exercise equipment, dishes or home decor? Check out this week’s top deals on all of the above and more…including free ice cream!
Money in a Minute: Headlines for April 11, 2011
Michael Koretzky on April 11, 2011
In today’s news: The government avoid a shutdown, China is running a trade deficit, governors are unpopular when they cut spending, BP is back, and more retirees are living together.
Can’t Pay Your Taxes? File Anyway
B.T. Ballenger on April 11, 2011
The tax deadline this year is April 18. But if you find that you owe and can’t pay, don’t bury your head in the sand by not filing. File your return on time, then check out these options for dealing with the debt.
Take Five: A Roundup of Reads From Around the Web
Stacy Johnson CPA on April 10, 2011
A look at five interesting personal finance posts from other bloggers around the web. This week: Costco will knock $600,000 off a diamond ring, green ideas for Easter celebrations, how to drive a food truck, an inspirational story about debt, and how to avoid “frugal fatigue.”
Money in a Minute: Headlines for April 8, 2011
Michael Koretzky on April 8, 2011
In today’s news: An aftershock in Japan is felt in U.S. markets, a looming government shutdown won’t save money, Americans aren’t dropping their shopping, unemployment fell yet again, and the FCC wants you to roam on your phone.
Ask Stacy: How Can My Car Insurance Go up Like This?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
Linda’s insurance company raised her car premiums by $55/month just for being divorced rather than married. Isn’t that discrimination?
The 5 Golden Rules of Saving on Insurance
Stacy Johnson CPA on April 10, 2011
Most people spend more time and effort shopping for groceries than insurance. And that’s a shame, since you probably spend more insuring your family than feeding it. Here’s what you need to understand, organize, and save on insurance.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for April 7, 2011
Michael Koretzky on April 7, 2011
In today’s news: The government may not be able to pay employees, the unemployment rate is down, the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau needs protection from Republicans, solar energy heats up, and Toyota hybrids get help from Microsoft.
Extended Warranties: Worth the Cost?
Karla Bowsher on April 7, 2011
Are you considering buying a new car? What about an LCD TV, mp3 player, or laptop? If so, be sure to read this before you let the cashier talk you into buying that extended warranty too.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for April 6, 2011
Michael Koretzky on April 6, 2011
In today’s news: The federal government approaches the 11th hour of budget negotiations, Republicans want to cut even deeper, U.S. factories get work from Japan, baby boomers fret about retirement, and the Fed might hike interest rates.
3 Tuition-Saving Tips – Plus a New Tool From Congress
Karla Bowsher on April 6, 2011
As the recession lingers, more high schoolers are considering the economy when looking at colleges. Find out how a new congressionally mandated calculator may help them – and how you can save on tuition.
Follow These 3 Steps to Save Thousands on Your Next Mortgage
B.T. Ballenger on June 5, 2015
There’s no shopping trip you’ll ever undertake more important than mortgage shopping. Getting the best deal could mean $50,000 or more in your pocket: Here’s how to do it right.
Money in a Minute: Headlines for April 5, 2011
Michael Koretzky on April 5, 2011
In today’s news: The federal government is reaching a debt limit, McDonald’s will go on a one-day hiring spree, oil prices reach yet another new high, bankruptcies reach a new low, and Citibank makes a change that helps customers, for a change.
3 Tips to Deal With Higher Gas Prices (Yes, They’re Going to Get Worse)
Karla Bowsher on December 19, 2011
Gas is expected to get as high as $4/gallon this summer, but consumers’ options for saving money at the pump are as varied as their reactions to the price hike.
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