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Transferring a Credit Card Balance: A Good Idea?
LowCards.com on June 17, 2010
More consumers are now considering a balance transfer due to the rising interest rates on their existing cards. But is this a good idea?
What Goes Around Comes Around: Lessons from the Great Depression
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 29, 2010
Our nation faces huge economic challenges. But they’re not unprecedented. If you’d like to better manage your future, start by looking to the past.
New TV for the Superbowl? Don’t Fumble with Rent to Own.
Jim Robinson on March 4, 2021
You may be tempted to buy a new TV for the big game with nothing down at a rent-to-own store. Bad idea.
Tips for Applying for a Credit Card
LowCards.com on June 17, 2010
When you’re shopping for credit cards, it pays to know which type of consumer you are.
2010 Inflation Predictions
Money Talks News on December 19, 2011
What’s it going to cost to gas up the car this year? How about health insurance? And are college costs going up? Let’s find out.
Contest: Win a 40″ HDTV From Money Talks News
Dan Schointuch on January 7, 2010
Today we’re announcing the start of a new contest. The rules are simple, buy a copy of Stacy’s new book ‘Life or Debt 2010’ or follow us on Twitter and send out a tweet, and you’ll be entered to win a 40″ 1080P HDTV from Money Talks News!
A Bleak Holiday for Credit Card Issuers?
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 7, 2012
Studies show that consumers typically spend 12-18% less when we use cash for payment. Counting out and handing over cash is a sobering reminder of how much items really cost.
Cash for Applicance Clunkers
Money Talks News on February 18, 2010
Got a clunker refrigerator? You can get a rebate on that, too.
Ignoring the IRS Doesn’t Make Them Go Away
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 18, 2010
When you owe somebody money and can’t pay, ignoring them is usually not your best course of action. But ignoring the IRS is NEVER your best course of action.
Killer Hospital Bills
Money Talks News on May 28, 2020
The uninsured pay far more for their health care procedures than your insurance company would.
Can You Repair Your Own Credit?
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 30, 2009
This viewer says only a professional can properly repair a consumer’s credit. What do you think I said?
Spend Less, Save More, Be Happy!
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 7, 2012
Take a minute to meet me and see how what I’m doing with my life can make a difference in yours!
Recession Sends Illegals Packing
Money Talks News on September 10, 2009
The number of undocumented workers in this country has dropped by millions over the last couple of years. Is because of enforcement, or is it because of debt?
Mortgage Meltdown: The Risks of Walking Away
Money Talks News on September 8, 2009
Can you simply walk away from an upside down mortgage, when you owe more than your house is worth?
New Program Lowers Student Loan Payments
Money Talks News on August 17, 2009
A new federal program aims to reduce student loan payments for graduates.
Mortgage Shopping 101: Finding the Best Deal
Money Talks News on June 5, 2015
Part 2 of a 4 part series on shopping for a mortgage focuses on finding the best deal on your mortgage.
How Much Is A Trillion Dollars?
Money Talks News on December 19, 2011
Just how much is a trillion dollars? A lot more than you think it is.
The Credit Card Bill & You
Money Talks News on January 31, 2018
President Obama just signed a law bringing sweeping reform to the credit card industry. Here’s a look at what it does for you.
6 Smart Uses For Your Tax Refund
Money Talks News on May 1, 2009
By now, most of us have gotten our income tax refunds. But if yours isn’t a distant memory yet, here’s some useful advice on how to spend it.
6 Ways to Build Credit in College
Money Talks News on November 7, 2012
The average college student now graduates with more than $2,000 in debt. Obviously, keeping a clean credit history and a high credit score isn’t part of the regular curriculum.
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