6 Steps to Surviving a Job Furlough

on October 3, 2013

The odds are you’ll be back to work fairly soon. But there’s no guarantee. Especially if you’re living paycheck to paycheck, this guide will see you through.

7 Uses for Prepaid Cards You Haven’t Thought About

on October 2, 2013

Parents like to use these cards to give allowances or emergency cash to older kids, but they have other uses that probably haven’t occurred to you.

Report Calls for Changes at Consumer Watchdog

on September 27, 2013

The Bipartisan Policy Center says there are several things the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could do better. What do you think?

Not Using Credit Card Rewards? You’re Leaving Money on the Table

on December 11, 2013

Picking the right plastic can get you some nice perks. We have 10 tips to help you get the most out of your credit card.

Need Help With Student Loan Debt? Crowdfund It

on September 24, 2013

Online platform Piglt gives future, current and past students the opportunity to crowdfund their education expenses.

The Most Common Obamacare Scams

on September 20, 2013

Big changes are the perfect time for big cons. Don’t get swindled by these tactics.

Chase Ordered to Refund $309 Million to Credit Card Customers

on September 19, 2013

Yet another big bank is in trouble with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for the way it sold credit card add-on products to customers.

7 Myths About Secured Credit Cards

on September 13, 2013

Secured credit cards aren’t the same as debit cards or prepaid cards. And they’re not just for people with bad credit.

Expense Creep: How to Avoid Getting Nickel-and-Dimed on the Essentials

on August 12, 2013

The cost of all kinds of products and services you use is creeping up in small amounts that likely fall beneath your budget radar. Here’s how to fight back.

5 Signs You’re Not Saving the Right Way

on August 9, 2013

Do you recognize yourself in any of these 5 examples? If you do, you’re missing out on opportunities to build wealth.

3 Ways to Escape a Cellphone Contract

on August 6, 2013

You don’t always have to spend hundreds of dollars to break a phone contract.

The 5 Most Common Hidden Credit Card Charges

on August 5, 2013

These sneaky charges amount to more than $14 billion on consumers’ credit cards in a year. Are they popping up on your bills?

The Best and Worst Prepaid Cards

on July 31, 2013

Prepaid cards are known for coming with a lot of fees — but some aren’t so bad, Consumer Reports says.

Don’t Take That Call From 800-000-0000

on July 30, 2013

Verizon is warning about a phishing scam that promises an account credit.

2 Years In: What the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Did

on July 26, 2013

Despite political hurdles, the federal watchdog agency has made many changes to the way financial companies operate.

9 Stupid Things You’re Doing With Your Credit Card

on July 17, 2013

You’re wasting money or exposing yourself to identity theft if you’re guilty of these less than best practices.

Special Summer Perks From Your Credit Card

on July 10, 2013

Your credit card may give you free entry to museums or other perks you didn’t know about.

Free College Now, Pay for It Later?

on July 5, 2013

Oregon lawmakers have passed an measure that would allow students to attend college at no upfront cost for tuition, with an agreement to contribute a percentage of their future income to repay the state.

Prepaid Cards Are Replacing Paychecks at More Companies

on July 5, 2013

Prepaid payroll cards can make money for banks, and save money for the employers who use them, but they come with heavy fees for employees, many of whom are already earning low wages.

Beginning Stock Investor? Here’s All You Need to Know

on November 25, 2023

Investing in stocks isn’t nearly as complicated as Wall Street wants you to believe. Proof: I can tell you everything you need to know in one short article.

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