How We Planned a Debt-Free Wedding
Before you get married, you would never plan to be upside-down on a mortgage and fight over every receipt, but it happens. One thing leads to another, and suddenly you’re drowning in debt.
Food Costs Eating into Consumers' Saving at the Pump as Holidays Near
Retailers hoping for a lift to the year-end shopping season see promise in gas prices, which last week fell below $3.00 for the first time since 2010.
Painless Ways to Save Money on a Budget
It pays to be frugal. And despite the stereotypes, being frugal doesn't mean being an extreme cheapskate. There are plenty of simple ways to save money that require very little time and effort.
Where to Find the Cheapest Gas in the U.S.
The national average for gas is below $3, but in some states, drivers will find even greater savings at the pump.
Is Living Without Credit the Best Way to Stay Debt-Free?
Americans might be more responsible now than they were in the early 2000s when it comes to the use of credit.
Do Nice Guys Finish Last ... Financially?
Are you losing money because you're saying yes when you should be saying no?
7 Times to Use a Debit Card Instead of a Credit Card
Credit cards are renowned for their convenience and security, but they are not the best tool for every job.
24.6 Million Travelers to Fly This Thanksgiving Season
Rising household incomes and affordable fares are driving demand for air travel, according to Airlines for America.
Mobile Payments: Why Most Shoppers Just Say No
Although it may seem like consumers use their smartphones and tablets for everything these days, there's one thing many of them won't do on the go: make payments.
Is Amazon Prime Still Worth Your Time?
As a consumer, there’s plenty to like about Amazon.com.
No Trick, Just a Treat: Gas Could Drop Below $3 a Gallon on Halloween
According to GasBuddy expert Patrick DeHaan, the price for a gallon of regular gasoline could fall below $3 later today.
The Billion-Dollar Business of Haunted Houses
FBN’s Lauren Simonetti on the big business of Halloween attractions.
Americans Are More Afraid of Credit Card Fraud Than Terrorism
As the holidays approach, more and more consumers are clutching their purses and wallets. But that anxiety has little to do with budgetary constraints.
5 Budget 'Serial Killers'
You went over your monthly budget — again. Now you’re looking at bills and bank accounts, figuring out how to shuffle money around so you can pay everything and avoid this awful feeling next month.
Walmart, Mum So Far on Black Friday, Announces Early-November Deals
At Walmart, the holiday-sales season starts on Nov. 1, when it institutes price "rollbacks" on 20,000 in-store and online items.
5 Ways to Avoid ATM Fees
Imagine if each time you wanted a $20 bill, you had to put a $5 bill through a paper shredder. That’s essentially what you’re doing when you pay ATM fees.
3 Spooks That Can Haunt Your Credit
As Halloween rolls around, it’s time to tackle your financial fears.
Head South for Lowest Gas Prices in U.S.
GasBuddy expert Patrick DeHaan on where drivers can find the cheapest gas.
How to Avoid Overspending on Your Vacation
It’s great to dream about vacations, to take them and reminisce about them. But it’s not so great having to pay for a vacation. Travel can be a great way to relax, see new things or maybe visit family and friends.
Consumer Earnings Are Not Inspiring Holiday Shopping Confidence
Looking at all inputs of the consumer spending equation it’s not unrealistic to think the NRF’s above trend holiday shopping forecast that calls for a 4.5% increase year over year in 2014 could be a tad exuberant.


















