Cash For Clunkers. Worst Law Ever?

on November 26, 2019

The Cash For Clunkers Law gives car buyers vouchers worth up to $4,500 toward a new car, providing they trade in a gas-guzzler in an effort to clean up the environment… but will it work?

Money & Marriage

on June 12, 2009

It’s June, wedding month, and if you’re about to walk down the aisle there are lots of things to talk about… including family finances.

How To Buy Toxic Mortgage Loans

on June 10, 2009

They’re known as toxic assets: mortgages on foreclosed houses. Uncle Sam wants the banks to sell them… maybe to you. But is toxic your cup of tea?

Bad Economy Means Cheap Airfare

on May 20, 2009

Summer is just around the corner and for many that means vacation time. And here’s some good news: now’s a great time to fly, because tough economic times have “grounded” airfares.

The Credit Card Bill & You

on January 31, 2018

President Obama just signed a law bringing sweeping reform to the credit card industry. Here’s a look at what it does for you.

Lower Your Cable Bill Just By Asking

on May 8, 2009

Thinking of cutting some of your monthly expenses? Your cable bill may be an expense that you’re taking a second look at.

Oprah and KFC Give Coupon for Free Chicken

on May 6, 2009

Popular talk show host Oprah Winfrey has partnered with popular fried chicken chain KFC to offer every person in America 2 pieces of chicken with 2 biscuits.

What’s Next For Chrysler Owners

on January 31, 2018

Now that Chrysler is bankrupt, what will happen if you own a Chrysler, are thinking about buying one, or want to sell yours?

Restaurants Offering Free Food and Discounts on Tax Day

on April 15, 2009

April 15th is just one day away, so if you’re feeling the pinch, here’s a little relief: Free food! Several restaurant chains across the country have announced they will be offering free food or other discounts to diners as part of our national “Tax Day Holiday”.

Surviving an IRS Audit – Finding Help

on April 15, 2009

We have an employee that has received a notice from the IRS stating he owes mega bucks. He needs representation. How does he go about getting it?

Why Your Credit Score May Drop Soon

on April 30, 2020

New banking decisions in the midst of a recession mean even responsible borrows may see their credit scores drop.

5 Best Deals at Warehouse Stores

on April 16, 2021

Not everything at Costco or BJs is a bargain, but these are the five best deals at warehouse stores.

Bonuses Without Profit!? Wall Street, Listen Up!

on January 31, 2018

Despite the fact that most of the big Wall Street banks are only surviving courtesy of tax-payer handouts, the people who drove these businesses over a cliff, and had a hand in driving down the value of your home, are still raking in the big bucks.

Finding The Illusive 8% Savings Rate

on August 26, 2010

Viewer question: Stacy, I enjoy your tips, sometimes, but—really where have you been getting the 8% you are always mentioning where to stash the savings from manicure & dinner out?????

Who Insures The FDIC?

on October 7, 2008

Stacy, You keep educating people on how to check to see if their banks are FDIC-insured but make no mention of how little money and assets the FDIC actually has… They have less than 2% in assets to cover the accounts they are supposedly insuring. 2%. That’s insane. The FDIC isn’t insurance at all. It’s … Continued

Stacy Comments on the Crisis

on January 31, 2018

I wanted to take this opportunity to say a few words about the situation we’re in, how we got here, what’s likely to happen in the days ahead and what you should be doing to protect your family’s finances.

Investing for Retirement

on July 14, 2010

There have been many books written on retirement investing and there will be many more. But I really don’t understand why a distinction is so often made regarding investing for your golden years, because basically all the investing you’re ever doing is for retirement. In other words, the whole point of investing is to make … Continued

Get A Lower Real Estate Commission

on September 22, 2020

There are few things in life more expensive than selling your home, because that agent’s cut will run into the thousands of dollars. Is there a way to make it less? Sure: Just ask.

Are Modern Necessities Necessary?

on March 4, 2010

Looking for simple ways to save money? Cut out these six unnecessary necessities from your life and save hundreds each year.

205 Ways to Save Money

on May 29, 2020

This is an excerpt from my first book, Life or Debt. You won’t be able to use every tip, but you’ll definitely be able to use some!

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