5 Men’s Health Tests to Save Your Money and Your Life

June is Men’s Health Month. If you’re a man or love one, here are five simple health tests to take this summer.

Ask Stacy: Can I Get Paid to Put an Ad on My Car?

We’ve all seen cars wrapped with ads. Is it possible you can get paid to drive one? Or better yet, get a new car and a check?

Dry Cleaning Gets Costlier – Here’s How to Save

It’s about to get more expensive to dry-clean your clothes. Here are some ways to keep your clothes clean without cleaning out your wallet.

When Is Food Too Old to Eat?

The expiration date on food isn’t an exact science. Want proof? I’ve eaten food that’s years past that date. And I’m still here.

How to Make Money Writing Books

If you’ve ever dreamed of seeing your name on the spine of a book, you’ll find it easier to self-publish today than ever before. But publishing a book is easy. The hard part? Getting people to buy it.

3 Lessons Car Shoppers Can Learn From the News

Are you in the market for a new car? You might be surprised to learn that one of the most popular models is also among the least safe, or that fuel-efficient special editions aren’t worth the money.

How to Have a ‘Staycation’ in Paris, Mexico, and China

The cheapest way to travel? Don’t go anywhere – but let your mind wander.

The Ultimate Online Father’s Day Gift Guide

Father’s Day is a week from Sunday. If you haven’t bought a gift yet, there’s still time to order the perfect one online.

The 10 Best (and 5 Worst) Careers

Heading to college soon? Some degrees will land you high-paying jobs (even in a recession). Some will leave you unemployed or underemployed. Find out which is which.

11 Vaccines That Can Save Your Money and Your Life

Adults need vaccines too – and this guide will help you determine which ones can save you the most, whether you’re 18 or 68.

4 Airfare Pricing Glitches and How to Avoid Them

TV and newspaper reporters recently found a “glitch” in Delta’s computers that may have cost fliers a lot of money. Sadly, such glitches aren’t new. Here’s how to avoid them.

Credit Card Makeover: Educating James

James is getting an advanced degree, and he also wants to advance his credit score. He’s about to learn how a credit card can help buy a house!

How Can I Start Investing With Very Little Money?

Just a few years ago, it would take $1,000 to really start investing. These days? Even $100 can get you diversified in the stock market.

Why Gas Prices Are High – and 14 Ways to Save

The United States is using less gas, and prices are falling. But shouldn’t they be falling faster? Here’s why not – and what you can do about it.

Credit Card Debt? Zero-Percent Balance Transfers Can Help

If you don’t know about zero-percent balance transfer offers, that’s OK. You’re not alone. Here’s a painless way to learn – and save.

5 Ways to Save on Summer Cooking

Some expert cooks share their tips for cool meals and big savings this summer.

Ask Stacy: Do I Have to Pay Taxes If I’m Not in the US?

You’d think that if you’re living abroad and earning all your money from a foreign company, you wouldn’t have to file a U.S. tax return or pay U.S. income taxes. Unfortunately, you’d be wrong.

What Shoppers Can Learn From JCPenney’s Loss

JCPenney tried to make shopping simple and honest – and it backfired. But JCPenney’s failure can teach shoppers some money-saving lessons.

How to Land a Summer Restaurant Job – and Keep It

It’s summertime, which means restaurants are gearing up for the next holiday season by hiring tons of new employees. Here’s what you need to know to get the job and keep it till Christmas.

How “A-Ha!” Moments Can Save You Money

Some of us learn financial lessons slowly over time. Others discover them all at once. I call them “a-ha!” moments.

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