Freebies
12 Things People Buy They Could Get Free
Donna Gehrke-White on December 28, 2011
Here are 12 ways to enjoy the free things in life – and more great examples of the ways you can save by substituting imagination and resourcefulness for money. Is there anything you can add to this list?
Hit the Road! National Parks Free This Weekend
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 27, 2010
America has the most beautiful national parks on the planet. This weekend is a great opportunity to check out one or more absolutely free.
Cellphone Jailbreakers Set Free
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 7, 2012
Rules just released by the U.S. Copyright Office will for the first time make it legal to “jailbreak” your cell phone or in some cases copy a DVD.
7 Cheap and Gun-Free Ways to Protect Yourself
Donna Gehrke-White on July 1, 2010
The Supreme Court just affirmed the right of Americans to use guns to defend themselves and their property, but that doesn’t make guns the best tool for the job.
When Free Speech Gets Expensive
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 1, 2010
Our constitution guarantees that stating your opinion won’t land you in jail, but that’s no guarantee it won’t land you in the poorhouse.
10 Things People Buy They Should Get Free
Donna Gehrke-White on March 4, 2021
Life’s tough enough without paying for things you could be getting free. Here are some examples – see if you can add to our list.
Bank of America: Free Checking May Become Fee Checking
Brian O'Connell on December 19, 2011
The nation’s largest bank, Bank of America, is exploring ways to leave free checking behind.
Clearer Disclosures for “Free Credit Reports” Take Effect Friday
LowCards.com on November 7, 2012
New disclosures required by the FTC must be included in “free credit report” ads beginning Friday, aiming to clear up any confusion about where you can actually get a free credit report.
Using Savings Bonds as Tax-Free College Savings? 7 Things to Know First
Stacy Johnson CPA on March 28, 2010
There are exceptions to nearly every rule. But the rule allowing you to earn tax-free interest on EE savings bonds when used for education seems to have more exceptions than most. Before you buy EE bonds for education, read this first!
Abused by a Debt Collector? Get a Free Lawyer
Jim Robinson on September 29, 2020
Just because you owe money, doesn’t mean debt collectors can treat you like a doormat. If they are, you might be able to turn the tables with a free lawyer.
Viewer Question: How Do I Get A Free Credit Score?
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 8, 2010
If you can navigate the minefield of misleading ads, you might be able to find a free credit report. But you still won’t be able to get a free credit score. Here’s why.
Free Unlimited Calling: Make Google Voice One of Your Five
Dan Schointuch on March 4, 2021
Thanks to Google Voice, you can now get free unlimited calling on your cell phone without paying for a costly unlimited plan.
Free Budgeting Spreadsheets
Dan Schointuch on September 29, 2020
There is no end to the list of budgeting spreadsheets you can find online, but for those with a copy of Microsoft Excel, here are a few budgeting spreadsheets you can download for free.
Places to Get Free or Cheap Textbooks
Money Talks News on January 29, 2010
Textbooks can add hundreds or thousands of dollars to the cost of college, so it pays to know where you can find some for free and the rest for less.
Free Long Distance, Faxes, Books and Music
Money Talks News on February 18, 2010
You can find everything from long distance to music for free online (legally), provided you know where to look.
The End of Free Checking?
Money Talks News on December 19, 2011
While new regulations may mean the end of your bank’s free checking accounts, there are still ways to get free checking.
Way to Save #151: Free Or Discounted Pet Services
Life or Debt on December 19, 2011
Odds are you’re already paying taxes to subsidize some basic pet health services. Call your local Humane society or county facility and ask about discounted inoculations or other services.
Way to Save #130: Free Cell Phones Aren't Free
Life or Debt on December 19, 2011
Normally you’re better off getting a cheaper plan and buying your own cellular phone. Plans that include “free” phones often also come with long contracts and higher monthly costs.
Free Cell Phones, Free Minutes
Money Talks News on February 18, 2010
Thanks to a program called “Lifeline”, many Americans who can not afford one are eligible to receive a free cell phone with free minutes.
Free ID Theft Protection
Money Talks News on December 13, 2009
Identity theft protection at an unbeatable price: FREE.
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