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You’ve Inherited a 401(k). Now What?

Angela Brandt on October 5, 2022

What if you inherit a big pot of 401(k) money? When do you get to collect and will you have taxes to pay?

Ask Stacy: Can DirecTV Charge for Something I Didn’t Order?

Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018

If you have DirecTV, know someone who does, or are considering subscribing, read this. In fact, if you pay for TV at all, read this.

When Is Travel Insurance Worth the Extra Cost?

Kentin Waits on April 29, 2014

Does it make sense to insure your baggage, your health and the price of your nonrefundable tickets and other deposits made in advance of your trip? Here’s what you need to consider.

5 Handy Discount-Finding Apps

B.T. Ballenger on July 25, 2013

Want to make sure you don’t miss coupons and better prices or forget about rewards points? See if you find these shopping apps useful.

Ask an Expert: Should I Close My Old Credit Cards?

Guest Blogger on July 25, 2013

You may not realize how much those old cards can boost your credit scores.

The Skinny on Losing Weight While Fattening Your Wallet

Angela Brandt on July 24, 2013

One of the excuses for being overweight is that being healthy is too expensive. Actually, being heavy can cost more and make you earn less.

Green Coke: Coming Soon?

B.T. Ballenger on July 16, 2013

Coca-Cola is testing a new green Coke product in Argentina, which uses a natural, no-calorie sweetener.

New eBay App Lets You Customize Jewelry and Phone Covers

B.T. Ballenger on July 15, 2013

EBay now offers a 3-D printing app that lets you customize pre-designed items, then have them made and shipped to you.

I Saw My Spouse’s Credit Report … and I Freaked Out

Guest Blogger on April 30, 2020

You and your spouse can work together to improve his or her bad credit scores.

Why You Stress Over Money and How To Stop

Angela Brandt on July 12, 2013

Money may be a path to happiness, but it can also be the cause of much stress. These tips will help you keep the financial fretting to a minimum.

Ask an Expert: Which Airline Credit Cards Offer the Best Loyalty Perks?

Guest Blogger on September 24, 2013

Figure out which perks are most important to you before you decide which airline-branded credit card should reside in your wallet.

Protect Your Privacy From Facebook’s New Feature

B.T. Ballenger on July 9, 2013

A search feature Facebook has been testing the past few months is now publicly available. It may make it easier for people to find you or expose old posts and photos, depending on your privacy settings.

How to Go Back to School (and Is It Worth It?)

Craig Donofrio on July 4, 2013

Thinking about going back to school? We’ll help you decide and tell you how to get there.

Buying Glasses at Traditional Shops? You Must Be Blind

B.T. Ballenger on July 2, 2013

Glasses can easily cost $250, but prices at reputable online sellers can be a fraction of that. Take a look.

Tweets and Facebook Posts That Ruin Insurance Claims

Guest Blogger on July 2, 2013

You would think that if car owners were committing auto insurance fraud they wouldn’t boast to the world about it on the Internet. Think again.

‘I Don’t Care About My Credit Score’

Guest Blogger on July 1, 2013

Credit, schmedit, you might think. But there are some really important money-saving reasons why you should be paying attention to your credit reports and scores.

The Best Sunscreen for Your Money

Michael Koretzky on June 24, 2013

Summer’s here, and so is the increased risk of skin cancer. Here’s information you need to know about the best and cheapest sunscreen.

Debt Relief Firms Preying on Student Loan Borrowers

B.T. Ballenger on June 21, 2013

A new study says some companies charge up to $1,600 up front and $50 a month, although the services they provide are unclear or can be done yourself for free.

The Definitive Guide to Saving on Summer Travel

Craig Donofrio on June 21, 2013

Love to travel but hate to spend money? These tips can save money all year round on every stage of your trip, whether you’re traveling overseas or staying closer to home.

6 Ways to Build a Digital Library on the Cheap

Angela Colley on June 20, 2013

Once you break down and buy an e-reader, you’ll be hooked and buying lots of e-books. Here’s how to find them cheap or free.