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5 Men’s Health Tests to Save Your Money and Your Life
Karla Bowsher on June 12, 2012
June is Men’s Health Month. If you’re a man or love one, here are five simple health tests to take this summer.
How to Have a ‘Staycation’ in Paris, Mexico, and China
Guest Blogger on June 11, 2012
The cheapest way to travel? Don’t go anywhere – but let your mind wander.
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.
5 Ways to Save on Summer Cooking
Guest Blogger on June 6, 2012
Some expert cooks share their tips for cool meals and big savings this summer.
Men, Women, and Money: The Big Differences
Guest Blogger on November 6, 2012
A former financial planner explains how the sexes differ when it comes to finances – and offers advice for women seeking financial security.
5 Tips for Finding a Reliable Babysitter
Gideon Grudo on May 31, 2012
Deciding to leave your kids with a stranger isn’t easy. Here’s how to choose the right sitter at the right price.
Restaurants: 4 Ways to Eat Healthier for Less
B.T. Ballenger on May 30, 2012
We eat out to indulge ourselves, not for the health benefits. Even so, new research suggests we’re getting more calories and less value than you might expect.
Food Storage 101: How to Save Almost Anything
Guest Blogger on May 30, 2012
Getting a good food deal isn’t just about price. It’s also about preserving what you bought. Here’s the complete list.
It’s Not Too Early to Save on Christmas Presents
Donna Freedman on May 29, 2012
What? There are seven months to holiday season! Yes, but it’s not too early to think about scoring some deals.
5 Hot Tips for Buying a Great Grill
B.T. Ballenger on May 25, 2012
The weather’s warming up, and so are the neighborhood grills. Use these tips to make sure you don’t burn yourself buying a new one.
4 Things to Consider Before Being a Stay-at-Home Mom
Len Penzo on May 24, 2012
There’s more to consider than just losing a paycheck. When you do the math, being a stay-at-home mom can actually save you money.
Think You’re Broke? You Probably Aren’t
Donna Freedman on May 22, 2012
If you have $1 in your house and need to walk a mile to the bank to cash a check – while you’re on an oxygen tank – then you’re really broke. Otherwise, shut up.
Does Birth Order Influence Our Finances?
Len Penzo on May 10, 2012
Some experts insist birth order determines your financial behavior. Here’s why that’s ridiculous.
Ask Stacy: Can I Trust Your Ads?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
Nearly all free media, including Money Talks News, is supported by advertising. If the ad appears on a trusted website, does that make the advertiser trustworthy?
How to Write a Will
Guest Blogger on May 7, 2012
Don’t leave a financial mess as a last memory of you for your loved ones. Here’s what to do now.
The Right Way to Pick a Doctor
Karla Bowsher on May 6, 2012
There’s more to picking a doctor than reading online reviews. These tips from a former medical professional will help you find a well qualified doctor who meets your needs.
Happy Graduation! Here’s a Toilet Brush
Donna Freedman on May 3, 2012
New college grads need practical advice and practical gifts. They may not be sexy, but they’re necessary. Here’s a list.
Rebates Coming, Courtesy of Health Care Reform
Stacy Johnson CPA on April 27, 2012
The Affordable Care Act requires insurance companies to spend at least 85 percent of the money they take in on patient care. If your insurance company didn’t, you might have some money heading your way this summer.
9 Ways to Save on Braces
Michael Koretzky on April 26, 2012
Can braces help you in the office AND the dating scene? One study says yes. But braces are expensive – here are some tips to get them for less.
How to Save on Mother’s Day Gifts
Donna Freedman on April 24, 2012
Mother’s Day is still a few weeks away, but if you want a deal on a gift, now’s the time to act.
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