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What’s for Dinner? 5 Menu-Planning Sites to Consider

Linda Doell on January 25, 2013

Ever stared into the refrigerator wondering what to make for dinner? You need a meal planning site: Here are the best.

5 Considerations for Coping with Alzheimer’s

Linda Doell on January 23, 2013

One in eight Americans over 65 is living with Alzheimer’s. It’s a crisis that impacts the entire family, and money mistakes can be clues to the onset of the disease. Here are some tips to help you cope.

Where to Find the Best Medical Advice Online

B.T. Ballenger on January 21, 2013

One in three patients research their symptoms before talking to the doctor. If you’re among them, try these.

Where to Find Cheap or Free Flu Shots

Trisha Sherven on January 21, 2013

Flu season is peaking. It’s not too late for a vaccination: Here’s where to find cheap and free flu shots.

Man Outsourced His Own Job to China

B.T. Ballenger on January 17, 2013

Then he spent the day getting paid to watch cat videos and surf the Internet. Until he got caught.

8 Tips to Find Good Wine for Less Than $10

Jeffrey Trull on September 3, 2020

Buying by the case isn’t the only way to land a great wine bargain. Find out more ways to save.

5 Cheap Alternatives to Pricey Kitchen Appliances

Angela Colley on January 14, 2013

What sounds better – paying $449 or $49.95 for essentially the same thing?

How to Pick the Right Dishwasher

Angela Colley on January 10, 2013

In the market for a new dishwasher? You can’t just look at the price tag. Here is what you need to know before you buy.

Why You Should Consider a Business Credit Card, Even If You Don’t Own a Business

Jason Steele on January 10, 2013

Think business credit cards are only for CEOs? Think again.

11 Things That Will Be Cheaper in 2013

Guest Blogger on January 10, 2013

From streaming video services to mobile shopping, here are predictions on what will cost less in the coming year.

Do Energy Drinks Work?

B.T. Ballenger on January 8, 2013

Experts say there’s little proof they do anything that coffee doesn’t.

Government Investigation of Google Over

B.T. Ballenger on January 3, 2013

The Federal Trade Commission decided the company does not unfairly promote its own services.

Track Santa’s Progress

B.T. Ballenger on December 24, 2012

Want to check in on Santa or see what the elves are up to tonight? You can peek here.

How Much Visa’s CEO Makes

B.T. Ballenger on December 24, 2012

A regulatory filing reviews what the new leader of Visa will get paid.

Government Will Investigate Credit Reporting Bureaus

B.T. Ballenger on December 24, 2012

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will review whether consumer complaints about credit report errors are handled properly.

5 Outrageously Expensive Gift Ideas

Karla Bowsher on February 27, 2013

Would you buy a $2 million submarine, an $8,500 T-Rex statue, or a $260 bouquet? Check out these pricey products before you decide.

9 Ways to Turn Your Career Around

Guest Blogger on December 20, 2012

Are you tired of celebrating Fridays and dreading Monday mornings? Here are some tips to take control of your situation and land a rewarding job you’re passionate about.

8 Hidden Holiday Costs and How to Avoid Them

Guest Blogger on December 17, 2012

Find out which costs are most likely to creep up on you this holiday season and simple ways to keep them under control.

14 Things to Do if the World Doesn’t End

B.T. Ballenger on December 14, 2012

You can use the last days of 2012 to save a lot of money and reduce your stress in 2013 – assuming, of course, there is one.

iPhones Get Google Maps App

B.T. Ballenger on December 13, 2012

Been postponing the iOS6 update because of messed up maps? Good news.