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You usually have the choice to make a claim or pay out-of-pocket for your vehicle's auto accident damages, but don't wait too long to decide.
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The National Insurance Crime Bureau reports insurance fraud rose 27% nationwide from 2010 through 2012.
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Microsoft Corp is set to make a splash this week with the eagerly awaited unveiling of its new Xbox game console, eight years after the last version, as it seeks a larger share of the $65 billion...
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Just when you may have thought that federal tax policy was set - that January's "fiscal cliff" deal meant you could go about your financial life with multi-year certainty - Washington is again...
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Whether you’re about to walk down the aisle, expanding your family or about to leave the workforce, protecting your assets with right amount of insurance coverage is key.
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What happens to a low-limit, high annual fee card that was never activated?
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Many people believe barefoot driving is illegal. It's not -- but it's not smart, either.
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When it comes to saving money, sometimes it's a good idea to take a page out of your parent's finance books.
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Donkey pileups, body bugs and romantic injuries have led to strange travel insurance claims.
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Senior citizens who crave a quiet cabin, smooth ride and comfy seats should try these cars.
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The Binge Theory: We are becoming a nation of binge viewers, consuming an entire season of a TV series in a weekend rather than wait for each installment to arrive.
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To avoid dragging out the divorce process and making it more expensive, experts offer the following tips.
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What happens if you have an accident the same day your insurance expires?
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Find out if your home or car insurance will cover the cost to replace a lost, damaged or stolen smart key.
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It's usually not worth shelling out for an annual fee if a card's rewards don't at least pay for it. But if that card happens to be your oldest one, will cancelling the card hurt your credit score?
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Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom has won the right to demand the United States hand over all the evidence in its online piracy case against the internet entrepreneur, New Zealand's Supreme Court...
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A pizza maker for your car? Don't waste your dough on that or any of these cheesy items.
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On Sale: Upgrade your phone for less, and hit the high seas with denting your wallet.
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Shaving thousands of dollars off their tuition bills is a prime motivation for a growing number of American students to study abroad.
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Selling work online may seem daunting, but if you know how and where to start, you can start turning a profit on your passion in no time.
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If you can afford to pay off a high-cost loan, do it. Don't stick with a bad loan in the false belief that it will help build your credit score.
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Weight-loss scams, prize promotions, membership rip-offs lead the phony pack in the Federal Trade Commission's survey of swindles
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AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile are joining forces in a new campaign called "It Can Wait," which targets teens in an effort to stop texting while driving.
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Dave Says: The times are changing and so is what is a necessary part of a budget. Here's how to know the difference between want versus need. And what exactly is a mutual fund?
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Taking a disciplined approach to entering the stock market can help you avoid risky market-timing moves. Learn how you can do it.
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The real estate market has shown signs of improvement, but a closer look reveals a less rosy reality.
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Pension advance loans may tempt some retirees, but there are things they should consider before taking one.
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A new government report finds banking customers are facing higher ATM fees, but there are several ways to sidestep this trend.
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When the other driver refuses to cooperate, all you really need is his license plate number to begin the car insurance claims process.
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Not all credit unions are alike. For your money, one of these institutions might be a good fit.
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Find out how home insurance might bail you out when the people next door are swamping you.
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With numerous potential fees and long contracts, renting a car can be a very hefty expensive. But it doesn't have to be.
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Workers admit to spending a lot of time organizing, writing and responding to emails, and it's lowering their productivity. Here are five tips to win the daily inbox battle.
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Credit card issuers determine your limit based on what they think you can repay. If you want to raise your limit it helps to have your argument nailed down before you ask
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Social media channels can help you resolve issues with a company fast, find perks and maximize the benefits you get from your credit cards. Here's a little cheat sheet.
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For much of the past five years, falling house prices effectively locked people in their homes, but now prices are rebounding, which is good news for the workforce.
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ABC is set to become the first broadcast network to provide live online streaming of its shows.
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Many shoppers don't look past the dealer for a car loan. There are other sources you can tap.
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Don't shop for auto coverage only by price. Consider these other elements before buying.
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A new survey show Mother’s Day takes precedence over Father’s Day when it comes to finding the perfect gift, and find out just what mom wants this year.
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From doling out allowances to teaching their kids how to responsibly spend their money, mothers play an integral role in shaping their children’s money habits.
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The housing market is shifting to favor sellers over buyers. These are the lessons of a first-time homebuyer.
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Instead of buying low and selling high, the basic rule of investing, individual investors often let their emotions take over and do the opposite.
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Unlike Chapter 7 liquidation plans, Chapter 13s give filers a chance to pay off debts over three to five years -- but they rarely turn out as planned.
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If you've checked out the sweet perks that come with small-business rewards cards, you may be tempted to apply, even if you're not a business owner.
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Here are some more ideas about how to have the fun now without blowing through the resources you need for later.
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Connecticut lawmakers consider reporting texting and cellphone violations to insurance companies as part of motor vehicle records.
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Wedding budgets held steady throughout and immediately following the economic downturn, but spending is back on the rise, so what can guests expect this wedding season?
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