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How to Prepare for Black Friday Like a Shopping Pro

Karla Bowsher on November 22, 2017

With a little homework, you can buy almost anything at its lowest price of the year.

How Shopping Around Can Cut the Cost of Your Medicare Plan

Karla Bowsher on November 16, 2017

Use these tools to ensure you’re getting the best Medicare deal and plan.

20 of the Worst Data Security Breaches to Date

Emmet Pierce on November 15, 2017

Each passing month seems to reveal a bigger internet security problem than the last — exposing personal and financial data, and threatening businesses and customers.

3 No-Fail Ways to Super-Charge Your Savings From Now to Christmas

Karla Bowsher on September 9, 2021

Whether you shop on Black Friday, Cyber Monday or any other day, these simple hacks will boost your savings every time.

The 20 Fastest-Growing Jobs in America

Maryalene LaPonsie on November 2, 2017

According to new government data, these are the 20 jobs that will see the greatest growth in coming years.

7 Things You Must Do Now to Prepare Your Car for Winter

Melissa Neiman on October 23, 2018

There are some simple — but too often overlooked — steps you should take to make sure your ride is ready to get you through winter and into spring.

7 Simple Ways to Save Big on Holiday Travel

Nancy Dunham on October 23, 2017

Don’t miss these secrets to save hundreds in cash and a whole lot of stress.

15 Worst States for Retirees

Nancy Dunham on October 20, 2017

Before you sink your toes into the white sand beaches of that alluring state or cash into the real estate market in that super cheap one, check out these rankings.

Trump Ends Subsidies for Health Insurers: How It Impacts You

Karla Bowsher on October 13, 2017

Insurance companies no longer will receive federal payments and as a result are expected to hike premiums for certain plans. Here’s how that could play out.

ZIP Codes With the Highest Home Insurance Rates Have This in Common

Karla Bowsher on October 12, 2017

The areas with the highest — and lowest — homeowners insurance premiums in the country offer a lesson about the factors that insurers weigh when setting rates.

States That Generation Xers Are Leaving — and Where They Are Moving Fastest

Emmet Pierce on October 11, 2017

Now in the key career and family years of life, Generation X is voting with its feet. Here’s where they are going, and why.

How the Equifax Hack Lets Crooks Peer Into Your Work and Salary History

Karla Bowsher on October 10, 2017

Using personal data stolen in the Equifax hack, it might be possible for someone to access your employment history and earnings. Here’s how to protect your finances.

3 Simple Steps to Prepare for Open Enrollment at Work

Karla Bowsher on October 5, 2017

Many workers simply renew their health insurance plans without weighing their options. But that can be a mistake.

The 3 Biggest Expenses Stopping You From Retiring Sooner

Karla Bowsher on October 4, 2017

The average American household blows most of its income on only three types of costs. How does your budget compare?

2018 Obamacare Open Enrollment Period Cut Short

Karla Bowsher on October 2, 2017

Are you prepared for the 2018 open enrollment period? It could be over before you know it.

Self-Employed Workers Who Do This Could Get a Huge Break Under Trump’s Tax Plan

Geof Wheelwright on October 2, 2017

Here’s a move that could help freelancers and independent contractors cash in on proposed tax law changes.

Why Freezing Your Credit Won’t Fully Protect You After the Equifax Breach

Karla Bowsher on September 30, 2017

Financial protection measures aren’t enough to prevent all forms of identity theft in the wake of Equifax’s hacking. Here’s what else you can do.

Monday Only: Save an Extra 12 Percent at 350 Retailers

Karla Bowsher on September 25, 2017

Now through early Tuesday morning, you can save big money by doubling up on discounts. Here’s how to stack this promotion with others.

New! Solutions to Common Financial Struggles for People 50 and Older

Stacy Johnson CPA on April 5, 2019

We’ve partnered with the largest nonprofit consumer counseling agency in the country to offer solutions to the most common financial struggles facing seniors including Medicare assistance, debt and budget counseling, Social Security maximization, help with paying bills, reverse mortgage counseling and foreclosure prevention.

The 15 Cheapest Franchises You Can Start Today

Karla Bowsher on September 18, 2017

Yes, you can start a franchise for as little as a few thousand dollars. These 15 brands are rated highly by their franchisees and can be started for less money than most.