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Christmas in July? It Could Save You, Big Time
Donna Freedman on July 8, 2014
We’re fewer than five months away from the start of the Silly Season. Let this be the year you choose a saner approach to holiday spending — by starting now.
Student Loan Debt: Real Crisis or Really Whiny Kids?
Maryalene LaPonsie on July 7, 2014
Rising student loan debt has some people wringing their hands with concern. Is a crisis looming or is the issue overblown? You decide.
Can I Really Get a 0 Percent Car Loan?
Guest Blogger on June 26, 2014
Have you ever wondered about 0 percent auto financing? While interest-free financing isn’t always easy to get, even if you do qualify, you may not want it.
America’s Least Favorite Fast-Food Restaurants
Guest Blogger on June 24, 2014
How do people feel about one of the biggest fast-food chains? They’re not loving it.
The Wrong Ways to Get Rid of Your Student Loans
Guest Blogger on June 16, 2014
Class of 2014, the time has come to find a job and start paying down your student loans. These three tactics, however, will not get you off the hook.
Free Help with Debt
Dan Schointuch on September 16, 2026
We’ve partnered with non-profit credit counselors who genuinely want to help and will do it free.
The Most Financially Literate States in America
Guest Blogger on May 13, 2014
Financial literacy is highest in a small New England state, according to an analysis by a personal finance website.
5 Digital Wallets Hoping to Cash in on Your Business
Maryalene LaPonsie on May 7, 2014
No card, no problem. With a digital wallet, you can leave everything but your phone at home.
7 Bad Pieces of Get-Out-of-Debt Advice
Guest Blogger on May 5, 2014
Advice from friends can be helpful at times, but here are some pieces of debt advice that it’s best to ignore.
2014 Gift Guide for High School and College Grads
Marilyn Lewis on May 1, 2014
It’s graduation time again. Here are dozens of useful, delightful and cool gifts for grads — many of them under $50.
10 Secrets to Learning a Language Without Spending a Nickel
Marilyn Lewis on April 28, 2014
There’s no need to spend hundreds of dollars on language instruction. Here’s everything you need — free.
Bitcoin for Dummies
Dan Schointuch on April 25, 2014
Are bitcoins the next big thing in tech and finance or the Betamax of currency? We explain what they are, how to get some, and if it’s worth the risk.
Will the Internet Ever Be ‘Safe’?
Guest Blogger on April 17, 2014
The Heartbleed bug is now fixed, and companies are racing to install the patch. But how many more security threats can consumers endure?
11 Tech Shopping Myths Busted
Guest Blogger on March 27, 2014
You could be spending way more money than you should if you fall for these misconceptions about purchasing electronics.
5 Ways to Keep Your Passport Safe
Guest Blogger on March 13, 2014
When traveling abroad or just staying locally, here are some tips to help keep your passport safe.
Can You Do Anything to Prevent Identity Theft?
Guest Blogger on February 24, 2014
What can you do to prevent identity theft? Dealing with identity theft is not an issue of prevention, but rather an issue of containment.
8 Quick Ways to Slash Holiday Debt on a Tight Budget
Allison Martin on February 18, 2014
Does your holiday spending still have you drowning in a sea of credit card debt? Here’s how to quickly slash those outstanding balances.
Tax Hacks 2014: Beware These 7 Tax Scams
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 5, 2014
There are lots of different kinds of cons happening during tax time. Some are happening to taxpayers, and some are being perpetrated by them.
How to Pay Bottom Dollar for Diapers
Donna Freedman on January 29, 2014
Many parents-to-be won’t even consider cloth nappies. If that’s you, use these tactics to avoid, uh, waste.
Review: Discover it
Guest Blogger on December 3, 2014
Discover offers yet another version of its popular Discover it card.
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