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4 New Ways To Bring Customers to Your Small Business

on May 20, 2021

New technology start ups, like Foursquare, can help your small business bring in customers, provided you know how to use them.

How Your Credit Affects Your Insurance Bills

on November 2, 2020

Like it or not, insurance companies think that those with damaged credit are more likely to suffer damaged cars and damaged homes.

United/Continental Merger: Good for Airlines, Not Consumers

on August 27, 2010

The United/Continental merger may be just another boring business deal. Or it may mark the beginning of a trend to higher ticket prices.

9 Tips to Save on Appliance Purchases

on May 28, 2020

The “Cash for Appliance Clunkers” program is the latest way to save on new, energy efficient appliances, but it’s certainly not the only way. Whether you’re planning to take advantage of your state’s program or it’s already over, check out these appliance-shopping tips.

A Healthy Gift for the Class of 2010

on August 27, 2010

Although the provisions of the health care reform bill requiring insurance companies to allow kids 26 or under to remain on parental insurance policies don’t kick in until September, some major companies are giving graduating seniors a break.

5 Tips to Protect Your Savings from Inflation

on August 24, 2020

In some ways our economy is like a blimp: big, tough to steer… and facing inflation. Are your savings inflation-protected? Here are some ideas that might help.

Think Airline Fees Can’t Get Worse? Think Again.

on August 27, 2010

At least one airline, Spirit Air, is now charging for carry-on bags. End of the fee frenzy? No way. It’s just the tip of the iceberg: there are dozens more ways to degrade your experience. Here are some of my ideas.

How a DUI Conviction Affects Your Car Insurance

on November 2, 2020

If you’ve been convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, it will likely drive your car insurance rates through the roof.

Why I Don’t Buy New Cars

on November 10, 2021

There are few Americans who can save $30,000 in five years, but anyone who buys and finances a new car could be doing exactly that. Maybe it’s time to consider what you’re really giving up when you buy something expensive with borrowed money.

Health Care Reform: 8 Positive Changes

on March 4, 2021

While health care reform is not yet a done deal, odds are good it’s going to become law. So whether you were for it or against it, it’s time to understand it. Today we’ll look at eight positives arising from the bill that could make your health insurance healthier.

How Health Care Reform Will Affect You

on August 27, 2010

Now that health care reform is nearly here, it’s time to find out how it’s going to affect you, your budget and your ability to get coverage. The hysteria surrounding the bill is over. Now’s it’s time to understand the new world we’re facing.

New Credit Card Statements Could Help Consumers Decrease Debt

on November 7, 2012

The new credit cards statements can help you pay off your credit card debt faster by showing you how long it will take and how much extra interest you’ll pay if you only send in the minimum.

Abused by a Debt Collector? Get a Free Lawyer

on September 29, 2020

Just because you owe money, doesn’t mean debt collectors can treat you like a doormat. If they are, you might be able to turn the tables with a free lawyer.

Federal Unemployment, Cobra Subsidy in Danger of Expiring

on August 27, 2010

More than a million people are in danger of losing extended federal unemployment assistance within the week. Whether you’re one of them or not, here’s some advice on what to do when your unemployment runs out.

New Credit Card Statements: Coming Soon

on December 19, 2011

Thanks to the CARD Act, you’re going to have new rights, credit card companies will have fewer, and it’s all going to be spelled out in language that’s a lot easier to understand.

Tax Time is No Time for Mistakes

on November 7, 2012

Everybody makes mistakes. But one place you should really try to avoid them is when you do your income taxes. You may think that using software will eliminate any chance for error; if only life were that simple! Before you seal that envelope or hit “send” to file electronically, read/watch this story.

Tragedy in Austin, Lessons Learned?

on January 31, 2018

According to his suicide note, Joseph Andrew Stack crashed a small plane into an Austin IRS office today because he was frustrated by a lack of work and an unfair tax system.

Understanding, Organizing and Saving on Car Insurance

on November 2, 2020

Most people know more about shopping for groceries than shopping insurance. And that’s a shame, since you probably spend more insuring your family than feeding it. Here’s what you need to know to understand, organize and save on car insurance.

Confessions of a Serial Haggler

on February 10, 2010

Most people negotiate on super-expensive things like cars and houses. But for many, that’s where the haggling stops. It shouldn’t. Negotiating for better deals on everything from cable bills to doctor visits isn’t just rewarding: it can be fun. Check out this story on how to do it right.

5 Tips to Professing Your Love on a Budget

on September 29, 2020

Roses, are red, violets are blue, but if you really want to be frugal on Valentines Day I’ve got some tips for you!

Here’s how to save on flowers and jewelry, along with some less-exensive ideas that can soften your sweetie without breaking the bank.

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