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2011: A Good Year to Get a Job?
Michael Koretzky on January 6, 2011
The experts seem to agree: This year will be better for employment than last year. But how much better?
2011 Forecast: Stocks, Housing, Oil Prices
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 19, 2011
Every year I interview the Chief Economist of a major Wall Street firm and ask for his best guess on the direction of stocks, oil and housing prices. I also ask the same questions of people like you.
Total Recall: 3 Tips to Know When You’ve Bought Something Bad
Michael Koretzky on January 5, 2011
It’s both reassuring and scary that so many products get recalled – reassuring because someone is looking out for us, but scary because the number of recalls seems to keep going up. here’s what you can do to protect yourself.
How to Fix the Deficit? Most Americans Say Tax the Rich
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 5, 2011
According to one recent survey, when given four choices, more than 60 percent of respondents said they’d fix our ballooning budget deficit by choosing to tax the wealthiest Americans. Which method would you choose?
American Airlines Disappears from Expedia
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 7, 2012
Now Expedia and Obitz aren’t showing American Airlines flights on their sites. Why aren’t they telling you that when you go there to book tickets?
How I Beat the Pants off the Pros Last Year
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 7, 2012
Last year my real-money online portfolio of stocks not only tripled the returns offered by stock market averages, it beat every large-stock mutual fund on Wall Street as well. But the reason I did so well wasn’t because I’m any smarter than you. It’s because I’ve learned from my past mistakes – You can too.
How to Make Some Blood Money This Month
Michael Koretzky on January 4, 2011
January is National Blood Donor Month. Here’s how to give – and receive.
5 Strangest New Car Names for 2011
Karla Bowsher on June 10, 2012
If 2011’s all-new models are any indication, cars are getting smarter but some of their names are as dumb as ever.
Are You Smarter Than Wall Street Experts?
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 19, 2011
Every year about this time you start seeing supposed “experts” all over the news predicting where stocks, oil, and housing prices are headed. But do the high-priced pros really know any more than you do? We’ve got the answer on tape, and it might surprise you.
Monday’s Money Deals: Groceries, Office Supplies, and Free Food
B.T. Ballenger on June 24, 2011
It’s a new year, though some deals have carried over from 2010. Find out where and check out deals for tax software, golf gear, and free food.
10 Tips to Save on Makeup
B.T. Ballenger on February 19, 2011
The makeup industry really makes out well – about $7 billion a year. The average person spends $600 a year on makeup, but you can spend less with these tips.
2010: Not So Bad for the Rich or Government Executives
Karla Bowsher on November 7, 2012
Unemployment and bankruptcies broke records in 2010, but the wealthy and some government executives seemed to do quite well and aren’t too worried about their fiscal future.
Money Talks Top 10 Stories for 2010
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 30, 2010
As we cross the finish line for 2010, here’s a look back at some of our most popular stories this year – most of which are just as useful now as when they were first published. Check them out and see if there’s any news that you can use for 2011!
30 Things Babies Born in 2011 Will Never Know
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 29, 2010
If you think the world hasn’t changed in the last 10 years, then you’ve been living in a cave. Technology has changed the way we work, relax and communicate. Here are some things that are part of your life that won’t be recognized by the next generation.
Best Time to Buy a Car? Now
B.T. Ballenger on March 22, 2016
The best time to buy a car may be New Year’s Eve, when you can save an average of 8 percent – but you have to go prepared.
Top New Year’s Eve Destinations for Every Kind of Person
Michael Koretzky on December 28, 2010
Whether you’re extravagant or thrifty, a single guy or a family with kids, there’s a Top 10 list of New Year’s Eve destinations just for you.
The Short Answer: Quick Reader Questions of 2010
Michael Koretzky on January 31, 2018
As the year winds down, we catch up on our readers’ questions – especially the short ones.
Monday’s Money Deals: Electronics, Books, and Free Music
B.T. Ballenger on June 24, 2011
You may be feeling lazy after a last-minute shopping spree and a cozy Christmas weekend, but the deals aren’t stopping. Check out year-end savings on electronics, clothing, and books.
3 Things to Do Before Giving to Charity
B.T. Ballenger on February 19, 2011
When it comes to charity, most people have good hearts, but many don’t use their heads. You work hard for your money – take a few extra minutes and make sure the money you’re donating will work hard for those in need.
It’s Official: The Word of the Year is “Austerity”
Michael Koretzky on December 27, 2010
How do you know 2010 was a rough year? Check out the words we looked up in the dictionary the past 12 months.
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