42 With No Retirement Savings, What to Do?
Dave Says: It's never too late to start saving for retirement, you just need to know where to start.
42 With No Retirement Savings, What to Do?
Dave Says: It's never too late to start saving for retirement, you just need to know where to start.
Looking to Pass on Assets to Loved Ones? Now is the Time
Reduced real estate values and historically-low interest rates make this an ideal time to take advantage of several different--and perfectly legal--strategies to pass assets to loved ones with little or no tax consequences.
12 Money Tips From Holiday 'Experts'
Who better to give seasonal financial advice than Santa, Scrooge or even Elvis?
5 Ways to Celebrate Holidays Without Blowing Up the Budget
Here's how to transition from a holiday where everyone tries to one-up each other with extravagant presents, to something more meaningful and less financially punishing.
Congress Continues to Blow Taxpayer Money
Wind energy will get a big boost thanks to the new tax deal, but it will cost taxpayers $3 billion.
Voters Showed Their Frustration, But Did Washington Listen?
A new poll shows taxpayers’ approval rating of Congress has fallen to historic lows, but will it pick up in January?
‘Tis the Season for…Congressional Spending
In each of the last two years, spending has totaled more than $3.5 trillion on Capitol Hill.How can that be when in 2008 spending was under $3 trillion?
The Winners and Losers of the Tax Deal
With every piece of legislation, there are winners and there are losers, and the tax cut extension is no exception.
Be Careful How You Pay for Those Gifts
A recent report from the Federal Reserve shows consumers are choosing debit cards over credit cards more frequently, which is good news, but doesn't eliminate the need to set and stick to a budget.
The 12 Mishaps of Christmas: More Workplace Follies
Here are the 12 most popular office mishaps that happen during the holiday season, and how to avoid them.
How to Get Executive Search Firm to Notice You
With unemployment sitting at 9.8% job seekers are seeking out alternatives to mundane job search methods. Here are three tips to use when trying to get on the radar screen of an executive search firm.
What Not to Do at Your Office Holiday Party
A holiday party is a great opportunity to connect with those whom you don’t often get to spend much time with. But it could spell disaster if you fall into one of these common traps.
What Boomers Want for Christmas
Not sure what to get the boomer in your life? Well, turns out they aren't looking for more stuff, they want experiences.
The Nuts and Bolts of Choosing Long-Term Care Insurance
According to government figures, at least 70% of people over age 65 will eventually require some form of help with personal care, here's what baby boomers need to know about choosing long-term care insurance.
End-of-Year Medicare Reminder for Newbie Enrollees
Eligible individuals have until the end of the year to weigh their options for the Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D prescription drug plans. Here's a quick guide on what you need to know.
The Tax Rules of Gift Giving
It’s the holiday season and the time for giving. Here's how to give generously without being subject to the gift tax.
How to Shop Safely Online This Holiday Season
Each year, the holiday shopping season is a gold rush for online scammers and identity thieves as more people hop online to complete their shopping lists.
'Green' Evolves to 'Efficient' in 2011
When I first started researching my book Global Warming is Good for Business in 2007, terms such as "triple bottom line," "green technology" and "social entrepreneurship" were not commonly used or even understood. For most businesspeople, a sustainable business was one that continued to generate economic profits over time and had nothing to do with environmental impact, employee relations or community involvement.
Recession Over? That's a Pretty Tough Sell
Economists have proclaimed the recession over, but tell that to the millions of people unemployed.














