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5 Things to Consider Before Moving
Almost half of American workers say they’d move if they could have the same job in a different city – even if they weren’t paid a penny more.
Dying in Debt: Can You Take It With You?
Think your debts are wiped out when you die? Think again. If you’re not careful, you could stick your survivors with a big bill.
3 Tips for Healthy Finances if You Get Sick
Even with gold-plated health insurance, the cost of a major illness can wipe out your savings. Here’s how to do your best while preparing for the worst.
12 Things People Buy They Could Get Free
Here are 12 ways to enjoy the free things in life – and more great examples of the ways you can save by substituting imagination and resourcefulness for money. Is there anything you can add to this list?
6 Tips to Stretch Your Back-to-School Cash
Parents will spend more this year than last on their schoolchildren. But will they spend it wisely? Here are some lessons that will help you score you an A+ in smart spending.
Credit Card Rates Creeping Higher
By some measures, credit card interest rates are as high as they’ve been for 22 years. Here’s the reason – and what you can do about it.
Is Frugal Sexy? Men and Women Disagree
Money is a turn-on for both single men and women – but in completely opposite ways. Or so says a new study.
Canine Cash: 5 Ways to Make Money With 4-Legged Friends
A pet project can fetch extra cash, or even lead you to a new career. Just ask dog walkers, pooper scoopers, and pet groomers – some make six figures.
Pining for Pensions: We Want Them, Even When They Leave Us Wanting
A new study shows that half of Americans would love the stability of a pension instead of a volatile 401(k). But other research reveals that pensions have problems of their own these days.
Prescription for Trouble?
According to a new survey, most Americans think their doctor is more loyal to big drug companies than individual patients. But some new innovations are on the way. In the meantime, we have some tips for saving money without sacrificing your health.
Houses Now Selling for Less Than Used Cars
When the pendulum swings from overbought to oversold, bargains abound. It happened last year in the stock market, and it’s happening now in some housing markets. The case of the $19,000 condo.
Get the Most From Your Unwanted Gift Cards
You can easily sell unwanted gift cards or buy ones you do want at a discount. Here’s some advice to make sure you get the biggest bang for your gift buck.
How to Search Interest Rates – and Why You Should
A single percentage point – say, getting 5% instead of 6% on a 30-year, $300,000 mortgage – can save you $67,000 over the life of the loan. Now we have tools that make the search simple.
One Day Soon Your Cell Phone May Replace Your Credit Card
Europe has it. So does Asia. So why is America last when it comes to using your cell phone as a credit card?
Rent or Own Your Home? New Rules
It used to be an easy decision – owning is better than renting. But after price declines greater than those suffered during the Great Depression, deciding whether to buy a home isn’t so simple. Here are the new rules.
Internships Aren’t Just for the Young
Unemployed older workers can’t find jobs, so they’re applying for internships and competing with college students.
Mixed Signals: Your Internet Access Isn’t as Fast as Your ISP Says It Is
A new FCC study shows that your access to the Internet is up to 50 percent slower than advertised.
Where to Enjoy the Least Taxing Vacations
A new study lists the vacation destinations with the best and worst travel taxes. And there are some surprises.
Motorist’s Dream: Gas at 6 Cents a Gallon
Worldwide gas prices range from a high of 10 bucks a gallon all the way down to six cents. Here’s a look at prices around the world, as well as how to find the best prices around your neighborhood.
It’s My Birthday – Walk With Me Down Memory Lane
Check out a few news stories I’ve done over the years, and you’ll see that while my appearance has changed – a lot – the advice I gave on TV nearly 15 years ago is surprisingly relevant today.
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