4 Tips to Stay Healthy When Traveling Abroad
Falling ill on a vacation can bring the fun to a screeching halt. But if it happens while traveling abroad, seeking care can become even more problematic.
Financial Tips for Millennials
Young adults entering the workforce face many challenges when it comes to managing money.
Where are the Best Roller Coasters for the Buck?
If you know what you love -- speed, heights, long rides or fun for the whole family -- here's a guide to help you pick a theme park that fits your taste for adventure as well as your budget.
Labor Day Gas Prices Fall to Lowest Level Since 2010
Here's some good news for drivers looking to hit the road this holiday weekend: gas prices are down.
Millennials Struggle to Find Financial Sweet Spot
While older millennials say they are able to manage their own finances, nearly one-fourth of the entire generation admit they struggle to find financial happiness.
6 Financial Moves to Prevent Sleepless Nights
Financial worries are a common source of nighttime anxiety, but these problems are best addressed in the light of day.
In the Military? 5 Ways to Protect Your Finances While Protecting Our Freedom
Learn how to keep your finances in order while serving our country on active duty.
Flight Canceled? Travel Insurance can Help
When you're stuck on the ground, the value of a travel insurance policy can soar.
Credit Card Life After Bankruptcy
After bankruptcy, issuers will be wary of lending to you. Applying for a secured card is a way to boost your FICO score and show lenders you can be trusted again.
Which States Give You More for Your Money?
The Tax Foundation shows the real value of $100 in each state.
6 Signs of Bad Financial Advice
While good sound nuggets of money advice can help you keep money in your pocket, bad advice can leave you digging out of financial hole.
5 Times Credit Cards Are Worth It
Credit card rewards incentivize spending, but that doesn't mean they're a bad thing. Here's how to maximize the benefits.
How to Invest Settlement from Wrongful Death Suit
If you're receiving money from a lawsuit, here's how to make sound investment decisions.
How Do You Compute Fuel Cost for a Road Trip?
Doing math isn't your thing? Try this calculator to figure the cost of gas on your trip.
Don't Expect Big Score Boost When Unpaid Debt Falls Off Credit Report
Is an old debt, charged off seven years ago, finally falling off your credit report? Sorry, but there's not likely to be a big rise in your score. It could even fall.
Understanding Credit Limits and How They Work
Understanding how charging and repayments work with your first card can save you from financial headaches in the future.
Tech Tips: Renew? Switch? What to Consider When Phone Contracts End
As my two-year contract with Verizon came to an end last month, I had to resist the company's various promotions and discounts.
What to Do When You Learn Your Identity has Been Stolen
Dave Says: Freezing your credit can help prevent any long-term damage if your personal information has been compromised, but that only provides partial protection.
8 Signs You Need Revise Your Budget
Life can be unpredictable, and expenses do change. Here are eight major indications that you need to revise your budget.
8 Ways to Get Friends to Repay a Personal Loan
When those borrowers follow through with repayment as promised, great. But when they don't, what do you do?


















