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5 Steps to Avoid the $362 Uber Ride Heard 'Round the World
Uber surge pricing strikes again. Here's how one woman ended up with a $362 Uber bill for a 20-minute ride and how you can avoid making the same mistake.
Marina Shifrin
How You're Tricked Into Paying More When Shopping Online
Did you know the type of device you use for online shopping can affect the price of...
Citi Now Offers Free FICO Credit Scores to Credit Card Customers
It looks like Citi is making a slew of changes as the new year approaches. Most...
4 Factors to Help You Decide Which IRA Account to Open
Have you figured out if a Roth IRA or traditional IRA best meets your retirement needs? We help you find the best IRA accounts.
David Rodeck
How to Quickly Rebuild Credit After Student Loan Default
Your credit can bounce back. Check out strategies to rebuild credit after student loan default.
David Rodeck
Energy-Smart Ways to Save Money In Winter
With winter on the way it's time to think about your seasonal energy-saving strategy....
How to Pay Off Debt with 0% Balance Transfer Card
When credit card balances -- or any high interest debt -- begins to pile up on...
Avoid Email Scams With These 'Phish' and Tips
To avoid email scams, computer users need to make themselves more aware of phishing tactics.
Peter Bennett
Personal Experience and Financial Tips for Newlyweds
A 30-year-old accountant offers surprising financial tips for newlyweds.
Peter Bennett
Credit Card vs. Debit Card: Which is the Best for Travel Abroad?.
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Planning a trip overseas involves several aspects, and one...
3 Best Gas Credit Cards to Help You Save at the Pump
To the drivers out there, you know what I mean when I say, “It doesn’t matter if...
What is Better to Buy an Old House or New Construction?
When purchasing a home, the debate between an old house v. new is always considered. To determine a winner, here are the eight key decisions to make.
Peter Bennett
What 'Fear of Missing Out' Really Means for Millennial Personal Finance
The fear of missing out is driving how young adults manage their money and when it comes to millennial personal finance the consequences can be problematic.
Rebecca Lake
Priceline Rewards vs. Barclaycard Arrival Plus Credit Card Review: Which is Better?
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Retirement for Millennials: What You're Doing Right (And Wrong)
Retirement for millennials means something much different than it does for older...
Should You Rollover Certificate of Deposit (CD) After it Matures
With interest rates still super low, savers are asking themselves, are CDs worth it? Here are 10 options to consider as your CD approaches maturity.
Peter Bennett
Paying Off Student Loans vs. Investing: What To Consider
Deciding whether to pay off student loans vs. investing isn‘t an easy choice but with some careful planning, freshly minted college grads can do both.
Rebecca Lake
10 Tips for ‘Getting’ Your Financial Act Together Before Turning 30
Turning 30 is more than a number, it’s a state of mind, telling you to finally get...
Income-Based Student Loan Repayment May Leave You Deeper In Debt
Unless you spend most of your time with your head stuck in the sand, you probably know...
Smart Spending Means You're Allowed to Splurge on These 5 Items
Smart spending means picking and choosing the things that matter to you. Here's a list of my top five things I splurge on.
Marina Shifrin
Medical Credit vs. Regular Credit Cards: Which is Better?
Using medical credit cards for paying out of pocket for health care could be inviting an incurable financial disaster.
Peter Bennett
529 Plans or CDs: Choosing the Best Way to Save for College
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Ally Bank vs. Capital One 360 Checking Accounts Review
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Are you sick of your bank’s boring, fee-riddled checking...
Expedia+ Voyager Rewards Credit Card 2024 Review — Should You Apply?
If you love traveling, you'll want a good travel card. We compared the Expedia®+ Voyager Card with cards from Priceline, Travelocity + Orbitz to find the best one.
Simon Zhen
Should You Use Savings to Pay Off Credit Card Debt?
Deciding whether to use savings to pay off credit card debt can be a tough choice. Here‘s a look at some things to consider before you make your move.
Rebecca Lake
Should You Downsize Your Home for a Retirement
Downsizing your home for retirement can be just the ticket to your golden years....
Are Your Long-Distance Relationship Costs a Budget Buster?
No matter which way you spin it, being in a long-distance relationship sucks. It's...
What You'll Pay in Health Care Costs for an Infectious Disease
Ebola care costs will likely prove too prohibitive for anyone who comes down with the dreaded disease. How much would it cost if you contracted Ebola?
Peter Bennett
Credit Card Closed Automatically Due to Data Breach? Here's What to Do
Recent bank data breaches have seen many credit cards closed without notice. Here are some steps you can take to make the transition to a new card easier.
Rebecca Lake