Travel
How to Live in Luxurious Homes for Free
B.T. Ballenger on August 10, 2011
Living rent-free isn’t something many of us can do past our teenage years – but for the right kind of person, it’s possible. Learn how and see if you have what it takes to be a house-sitting pro.
5 Things Airlines Say That Might Not Be True
Jason Steele on August 8, 2011
The FAA’s recent shutdown meant the airlines shouldn’t have collected some federal taxes. But rather than pass the savings along to customers, many airlines pocketed them. That kind of behavior might be more rule than exception.
5 Travel-Hacking Tips – and One That’s No More
Jason Steele on May 11, 2012
“Travel hacking” is sort of like computer hacking – it’s a way around the rules that airlines impose on racking up free miles. Is it ethical? Not always. But unlike computer hacking, it’s legal.
Quick – Buy a Plane Ticket!
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 25, 2011
Thanks to the inability of Congress to do even the simplest things, the FAA is now partially shut down and unable to collect federal taxes on tickets. Booking before the politicians get their act together could save 20 percent: unless your airline of choice chooses to pocket the money for itself.
Flying out the Door: The Best of the New Airline Credit Cards
Jason Steele on July 22, 2011
After a rough couple of years, airline credit cards are once again taking off. A slew of new and updated cards have been released recently. Here’s the lowdown on each one.
6 Innovative Tricks to Save Time and Money on Airline Travel
Jason Steele on July 21, 2011
Airlines profits are up, their prices are up, their fees are up. And that can get a traveler down. Here’s how to fight back.
6 Tips to Avoid Moving Scams
B.T. Ballenger on July 15, 2011
Moving is a logistical nightmare, but some things can make it much worse: like when the movers demand more money, hold your stuff for ransom, don’t show up on time – or at all.
5 Money-Saving (But Fun!) Summer Dates
Gideon Grudo on December 19, 2011
Money Talks News is hitting the streets and letting you know where to have the perfect and (almost) free date during this summer of love.
6 Family Vacations Under $1,000
B.T. Ballenger on June 17, 2011
Traditional vacations are expensive – gas prices are still high, so are airfares, and hotspots like Disney World are raising ticket prices. Here’s how to save and still have a memorable family getaway.
8 Tips to Turn Your Vacation into a Tax Deduction
B.T. Ballenger on June 14, 2011
Vacation budgets are down, and IRS audits are up. But that doesn’t mean combining a family vacation with business travel is a bad idea – just that you have to be careful and do it right.
Looking for a Cheap, Fun Vacation? Here’s a Capital Idea
Ross Boissoneau on June 4, 2012
If you’re looking for a unique idea for some family fun, here’s an idea to consider: visit your state’s capital. It won’t be expensive and might be more fun than you’d think.
Airlines Should Take a Lesson From Hotels
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 17, 2011
As I was flying from JFK to Fort Lauderdale yesterday, I learned two things. One: it’s possible to be relaxed and comfortable while flying. Two: some airlines will go out of their way to make sure you’re not.
How to Get VIP Treatment When You Travel
B.T. Ballenger on May 9, 2011
The cost of travel is heading higher, even as hotels and airlines are more desperate for your business. Want to use that to your advantage and get the VIP treatment at no extra cost? Here’s how.
7 Steps to Cheaper Airfares
B.T. Ballenger on May 6, 2011
Airfares are up, up, and away! Already 15 percent higher than last year, it’s getting tough to find a bargain – but we can help.
4 Tips to Lower the Rising Cost of Car Ownership
Karla Bowsher on April 19, 2011
According to AAA, it’s more costly to own and operate a vehicle than it was last year. They blame gas, tires, and depreciation – but we have tips to save on all three.
Family Finances: 4 Ways to Save Big at Disney
Aaron Crowe on April 12, 2011
Going to Disney World in Orlando or Disneyland in Anaheim is every kid’s dream. Use these tips to keep your next trip to the happiest place on earth from becoming a financial nightmare.
3 Tips to Deal With Higher Gas Prices (Yes, They’re Going to Get Worse)
Karla Bowsher on December 19, 2011
Gas is expected to get as high as $4/gallon this summer, but consumers’ options for saving money at the pump are as varied as their reactions to the price hike.
26 Tips to Save on Spring Break 2011
B.T. Ballenger on February 16, 2013
Finish those exams and pack your bags: It’s time for Spring Break! Haven’t planned yours yet? We’ve got lots of ways to save.
Forget the Plane and Park the Car: 13 Tips for Train Travel
Karla Bowsher on February 23, 2011
If you’re sick of the airport and can’t afford to gas up the family car, hopping a train is a more appealing way to get around. But read on to find out how you can save while riding the rails.
Top 2011 Vacation Hotspots
Michael Koretzky on January 7, 2011
Sure, the winter holidays just ended. But it’s never too early to start thinking about your next vacation. Here are some ideas for the most popular, most off-the-beaten-path and most affordable destinations this year.
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