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7 Tips to Turn Trash into Useful Travel Gear

on November 7, 2012

Seven items you’d normally throw away make nifty substitutes for pricy packing aids. Hang on to those old pillowcases.

Are You a Stupid Driver?

on June 8, 2010

A national drivers test suggests 38 million American drivers may be unfit to get behind the wheel. It also says which states have the best and worst drivers. Hint: if you plan on driving in New York this summer, be especially careful.

Merger Could Affect Credit Cardholders and Frequent Flyers

on August 27, 2010

The creation of the nation’s largest airline may be taking off as Continental and United announced plans to merge. If it happens, changes could occur for those with Continental or United credit cards and frequent flier rewards.

United/Continental Merger: Good for Airlines, Not Consumers

on August 27, 2010

The United/Continental merger may be just another boring business deal. Or it may mark the beginning of a trend to higher ticket prices.

Traveling Overseas? Pack the Proper Plastic

on November 7, 2012

When it comes to fees, there are some cards you’d really rather leave home without. Here’s a look at some of the best… and worst… cards for international travel.

Think Airline Fees Can’t Get Worse? Think Again.

on August 27, 2010

At least one airline, Spirit Air, is now charging for carry-on bags. End of the fee frenzy? No way. It’s just the tip of the iceberg: there are dozens more ways to degrade your experience. Here are some of my ideas.

Use Your Spring Break to Volunteer

on March 12, 2010

For some spring breakers, the vacation is about soaking up the sun by day and going wild by night. But, what if you want to do a little more with your time away from class?

12 Tips for a Cheaper Spring Break

on November 7, 2012

It’s that time of year when college students from all over the country take time off from their academic studies to enjoy a little hard earned fun. But if you’re one of them, or know someone who is, these tips can make for a less expensive spring break.

Buying or Selling a Timeshare? Read This First

on March 11, 2010

If you’ve ever thought about buying a timeshare, read this article first. Because getting out of these things is a whole lot harder than getting into them.

Holiday Air Travel Tips

on November 6, 2009

Tips for travelers during the busiest travel time of the year.

Hotels Increasing Hidden Fees

on March 17, 2010

Hotels are adding hidden fees in an effort to make up for the bad economy.

Bad Economy Means Cheap Airfare

on May 20, 2009

Summer is just around the corner and for many that means vacation time. And here’s some good news: now’s a great time to fly, because tough economic times have “grounded” airfares.

Travel Clubs: A Trip to the Poorhouse?

on May 6, 2009

Travel clubs are supposed to be a popular way to take a vacation and save money. But at what risks?

Airline Fees Climb Sky-High

on May 3, 2010

If you plan on flying this holiday season, you’re probably ready for steep ticket prices, delays and long lines. But something else you better be prepared for is a high price if you change your travel dates. Money reporter Stacy Johnson has the story.

House Swapping for Cheap Vacations

on May 3, 2010

One of the most expensive parts of travel is a hotel. But what if you could stay in a full-sized home for no money at all? Thousands of people do it every year. It’s called house-swapping.

Eco-Hotels Make Green Vacations

on May 3, 2010

If you’ve ever thought about ways to “Go Green”, maybe you should starting thinking about the way you travel.

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