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6 Ways to Prepare for a Medical Emergency Now

Guest Blogger on June 20, 2013

You can take steps to make sure you’re not slammed with medical debt because of a trip to the emergency room.

Ask Stacy: Is This Source for Free Credit Scores For Real?

Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018

A reader thought he was getting a free credit report, but he was actually signing up with a credit repair agency. Let’s be careful out there, folks.

You’re Buying Expensive Things the Wrong Way

Angela Colley on June 7, 2013

Think a budget is all you need to make smart decisions on big purchases? Research says you’re wrong. Here’s how to do it right.

How Safe Are Cruise Ships?

Craig Donofrio on June 5, 2013

Recent incidents of fire and engine failure have many wondering if a ship-based vacation is safe. Here’s everything you need to know to check the safety and reliability of ships you’re likely to use for your next cruise.

Time for a New Grill? Here’s What’s Cookin’

Stacy Johnson CPA on June 4, 2013

Summer’s here, so maybe you’re looking for the grill of your dreams. Here’s how to select the model that’s best for you.

5 Ways to Save on Wedding Travel

Guest Blogger on June 4, 2013

If you’re paying for airfare and a hotel to attend a friend’s nuptials, forget the registry. The gift of your presence is probably enough.

Many Baby Boomers Retire Before They’re Ready

B.T. Ballenger on May 31, 2013

Baby boomers born in 1946 retired an average of five years sooner than planned, and those who haven’t expect to keep working longer than they thought two years ago.

It’s True! Disabled Guides Used to Skip Disney Lines

B.T. Ballenger on May 31, 2013

They’ve been found to charge as much as $130 per hour to help families skip hours in line for rides.

10 Money Missteps New Grads Should Avoid

Angela Colley on March 3, 2021

Are you a recent graduate? The terrain is already tough enough. Don’t make it worse by developing bad money management habits.

Best and Worst Things to Buy in June

Guest Blogger on May 30, 2013

Even though it’s barbecue season, June will be a bad time to buy a grill or the steaks to throw on it. It’s some consolation that June 7 is National Doughnut Day.

Locked Out? Frugal Alternatives to a Pricey Locksmith

Angela Colley on May 29, 2013

Don’t leave yourself at the mercy of an overpriced locksmith when you’ve locked yourself out of your car in the middle of the night.

Hang Up on Robocall Insurance Scammers

Guest Blogger on May 28, 2013

Robocalls are telling people they’ve qualified for a lower car insurance rate.

That Green Tea Drink May Not Be As Healthy As You Think

B.T. Ballenger on May 24, 2013

A new study examining what’s in green tea beverages and tea bags found some surprising things.

Small-Business Owners: How Not to Behave on the Internet

B.T. Ballenger on May 22, 2013

Lashing back at dissatisfied customers online is not the proper way to deal with critics, experts say.

The Lazy Man’s Guide to Money Management

Craig Donofrio on May 20, 2013

Think saving money, paying bills, comparing prices and shopping for deals take way too much work? All of these can be done with very little effort on your part.

9 Movie Theater Extras We Could All Do Without

Guest Blogger on May 16, 2013

Of course, one of them is the people who play with their cellphones during the film. But that’s far from the only annoyance.

Nearly 80 Percent of Adults Don’t Get Enough Exercise

B.T. Ballenger on May 3, 2013

About half of Americans are not meeting minimum federal guidelines for aerobic activities such as brisk walking, and far fewer are doing strength training exercises like push-ups.

5 Best Cheap Coffee Brands

Angela Colley on May 3, 2013

Like waking up to a fresh cup of homemade coffee? We’ll tell you the best affordable brands and give you tips for choosing your own.

13 Big Myths About Tech

Angela Colley on April 24, 2013

Think you should not leave your laptop plugged in, that you need expensive HDMI cables, or that 1080p is better than 720p?

11 Cheap or Free Graduation Gifts

Angela Colley on April 24, 2013

The average cost for graduation gifts is about $50. You don’t need to spend nearly that much while still giving a thoughtful, useful gift.