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8 Ways to Save on Eyeglasses

Angela Colley on August 6, 2012

Want to save 80 to 90 percent on your next pair of prescription eyeglasses? Here’s where to focus.

Ask an Expert: Should I Cancel My Credit Card?

Jason Steele on August 6, 2012

A reader’s husband has a card with a low limit and lots of fees. But will his credit take a hit if he cancels it?

Crowd Funding: More Money for Small Business

B.T. Ballenger on November 6, 2012

Want to raise a million dollars for your small business, or possibly get in on the ground floor of the next Facebook? Learn JOBS Act and next year’s big thing: crowd funding.

6 Ways to Beat the Latest Airline Fees

Andrea Woroch on August 6, 2012

From boarding with children to eating cookies, airlines are nickeling-and-diming their customers to death. Here’s how to fight back.

15 Ways to Save on Eating Out

Angela Colley on October 2, 2015

The average American family spends $2,500 annually eating out. The average reader of this article will find easily digestible ways to significantly slice that bill.

The 10 Best Hotels in the World, According to Expedia

B.T. Ballenger on August 6, 2012

Check out some of the most stylish and best-value hotels in the world, according to more than 500,000 Expedia reviews.

The Worst Airline Fee – and How to Avoid It

Jason Steele on August 6, 2012

I’ve discovered the worst airline fee out there – and a novel and easy way to fight back.

A Financial Checklist for Same-Sex Couples

Guest Blogger on August 6, 2012

From death to taxes, gay couples have a lot of complex rules to deal with. Here’s how to simplify things.

Cool New Car or Free Gas?

B.T. Ballenger on August 6, 2012

Want a year or two of free gas? Skip the depreciation hit from buying a cool car new and spend it at the pump instead.

10 Ways to Waste Money on Tech

B.T. Ballenger on August 6, 2012

You’ll be a lot richer if you don’t blow money on these dumb tech moves. How many are you guilty of?

America’s Most Popular Zoos – and 7 Ways to Save

B.T. Ballenger on August 6, 2012

A visit to the animal kingdom can be a memorable family outing. Some of our nation’s most popular zoos are in places you’d least expect – here’s where to go and how to save when you get there.

Ask an Expert: How Do I Reduce My Credit Card Debt?

Jason Steele on August 6, 2012

Joanne is stuck paying off credit cards with high interest rates. What should she do? These three things.

8 Steps for a Mid-Year Money Checkup

Angela Colley on February 17, 2021

We’re halfway through the year – do you know where your money is? Take this eight-step, less-than-an-hour checkup and find out.

Ask an Expert: Which Cash-Back Card Is Best?

Jason Steele on June 18, 2012

Dave is a smart credit card user who never pays interest or annual fees. Which cash-back card will put the most money in his pocket?

5 Ways to Teach Your Child About Credit Cards

Jason Steele on June 13, 2012

Americans always seem to struggle with credit and debt – parents need to teach the next generation to do better.

Affordable Paleo Diet Tips

Guest Blogger on June 13, 2012

Maybe you’ve heard of the Paleo diet. But do you know how to do it without lightening your wallet?

Ask Stacy: Can I Get Paid to Put an Ad on My Car?

Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018

We’ve all seen cars wrapped with ads. Is it possible you can get paid to drive one? Or better yet, get a new car and a check?

How to Make Money Writing Books

Stacy Johnson CPA on June 11, 2012

If you’ve ever dreamed of seeing your name on the spine of a book, you’ll find it easier to self-publish today than ever before. But publishing a book is easy. The hard part? Getting people to buy it.

The Ultimate Online Father’s Day Gift Guide

Gideon Grudo on June 8, 2012

Father’s Day is a week from Sunday. If you haven’t bought a gift yet, there’s still time to order the perfect one online.

4 Airfare Pricing Glitches and How to Avoid Them

Jason Steele on June 7, 2012

TV and newspaper reporters recently found a “glitch” in Delta’s computers that may have cost fliers a lot of money. Sadly, such glitches aren’t new. Here’s how to avoid them.