Family
There’s No Such Thing as a Free Puppy
Donna Freedman on February 20, 2014
Got your emergency fund in place? Good. Now set one up for your pet, to deal with any minor (or major) issues that might arise.
Can You Stop Grandma From Gambling Away Her Retirement?
Marilyn Lewis on February 19, 2014
The gambling industry targets seniors, and sometimes the consequences can be devastating for their finances.
The Most Widespread, Repugnant or Audacious Scams of the Year
Krystal Steinmetz on February 18, 2014
Scammers claiming to be from Obamacare, the Do Not Call Registry, the police or your bank are tricking people into sharing personal information, leading to identity theft.
Get Your Twinkies Fix for Cheap
Krystal Steinmetz on February 17, 2014
Big Lots is the new thrift outlet for the iconic snack cakes.
Is Your Savings Account Missing Thousands of Dollars?
Donna Freedman on February 17, 2014
Where’s all that money you “saved” by shopping sales, daily deal sites and the like? Savvy shoppers know how to cut costs – but savvy SAVERS hang on to the proceeds.
Would You Dump Your Valentine Because of Debt?
Krystal Steinmetz on February 13, 2014
In a recent survey, some people said they’d call it quits in the relationship if their partner had too much debt.
Millennials’ Finances Aren’t Such a Mess After All
Krystal Steinmetz on February 12, 2014
A new report examines Gen Y’s personal finances and produces some surprising results.
How Much Did Medical Bills for 2 ‘Distressed Babies’ Cost AOL?
Guest Blogger on February 11, 2014
AOL’s CEO backtracks and apologizes for insensitive comments about how much the newborns of two employees cost the company.
24 Valentine’s Day Freebies and Deals
Karla Bowsher on February 11, 2014
Whether you’re single or taken, planning a big night out or a low-key night at home, you can take advantage of these special offers and giveaways.
What Men and Women Really Want for Valentine’s Day
Guest Blogger on February 11, 2014
Men and women are not on the same page when it comes to their preferred gift for Valentine’s Day, a survey finds.
Texas Man Pays Overdue School Lunch Bills for More Than 60 Kids
Karen Datko on February 7, 2014
Moved by the shabby treatment of students with past-due lunch bills at a Utah elementary school, a Houston man checked on kids at his local school.
Survey: 65 Percent of Shoppers Won’t Pay More for Amazon Prime
Guest Blogger on February 7, 2014
If Amazon substantially raises the cost of Amazon Prime, could there be a customer revolt like that experienced by Netflix?
It’s National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend
Nancy Dunham on February 6, 2014
Just what are you supporting with those cookie purchases?
What to Expect From Valentine’s Day Deals
Guest Blogger on February 4, 2014
Some of the most traditional Valentine’s Day gifts likely won’t see great sales leading up to the big day. Here’s where you can find bargains.
School Seizes Food From Little Kids With Unpaid Cafeteria Bills
Nancy Dunham on January 31, 2014
Two school district employees are now on paid leave over the incident at a Salt Lake City elementary school.
More About the Jobless Woman and the Pizzeria Guys in Obama’s Speech
Karen Datko on January 29, 2014
We were intrigued by some of the regular Americans featured in President Obama’s State of the Union speech. Here’s what we’ve learned about them.
Cheating Spouses May Cost Employers $17 Million a Day
Nancy Dunham on January 28, 2014
It turns out that, particularly among those who use the Internet to cruise for love, cheaters are being unfaithful on company time.
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.
Warren Buffett Bets $1 Billion on March Madness
Guest Blogger on January 21, 2014
Berkshire Hathaway is backing the $1 billion prize for the contest entrant who correctly predicts the winner of each NCAA men’s basketball tournament game.
6 Money Lessons from Seattle’s Trash-Talking Cornerback, Richard Sherman
Karen Datko on January 22, 2014
The outspoken football player is known for much more than trash talk. We can all learn from him.
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