Finding Mutual Funds With the Highest Rate of Return
Dave Says: When it comes to finding the best mutual funds, use this criteria.
Help! My Spouse's Spending is Out of Control
Financial experts say that communication is the key to crafting a successful marriage -- even when one spouse would rather sock away money and the other prefers to spend it until it's gone.
9 New Ways You Can Be Hacked
Think you know all the ways you are vulnerable to being hacked? Think again.
Keep Getting Hit With Overdraft Fees? Try These 8 Tips
Overdraft charges are an unnecessary expense that can be avoided with some careful banking habits.
Your Credit Score and Credit Report are Different
The terms credit report and credit score are often mistakenly used interchangeably, but they are not the same thing.
Study: Data Breaches Pose a Greater Risk
It used to be that just 1 in 9 victims of a data breach had the hacked info used against them. Now the odds are 1 in 3, says a new study.
More Credit Cards, More Offers, Higher Limits. Plastic's Back
Credit card companies are mailing more offers, approving more applications and setting higher credit limits. Good or bad?
How to Get the Most of Your Loyalty Rewards Cards
Our key chains and wallets are full of loyalty cards from different drug stores, but if you use them strategically you can reap significant savings.
9 Hotel Gotchas that Will Cost You Money
It's summer travel season, and that means vacations, road trips and hotel stays. And when you check into a hotel, don't fall for these scams and fees.
Will a Maxed Out Business Card Hurt My Personal Credit?
Most small-business credit cards are backed by a personal guarantee, so maxing them out may affect your personal credit record. But the bigger question is why you need to do so in the first place.
5 Ways Your Kids Can Bust Your Summer Budget
If you’re a parent, summertime can mean summer trips and all the related expenses. Here's how to save your summer budget from too much summer fun.
Christmas in July: 5 Financial To-Dos to Make Your Holiday Season Merrier
The holidays might seem far away, but by beginning to plan now, you can have a memorable and debt-free new year.
Retailers: Meet the New Consumer
Consumers might be spending more, but competition among retailers to entice them into their doors remains fierce. Here's what they must do to survive.
Eat Out Often? Stuff Yourself with Rewards for Dining
If you dine out often, you may as well be earning extra credit card rewards on all those restaurant tabs.
Can My Wages be Garnished for Old Judgment?
Sometimes you have to face the music when it comes to debt judgments so it doesn't haunt you for decades.
How to Break the Cycle of Stress Spending
Some people eat more when they stress. Some exercise. Others spend when life gets hectic.
Get Debt Down With Balance Transfer?
A balance transfer can help with high interest, but you'll need to chip away at the debt, too.
Buying Bonds at a Premium? Note These 4 Things
The higher coupons on bonds bought at a premium may look tempting, but complications can result from buying above par.
This is What Happens If You Never Check Your Credit Report
Pulling your credit report may not be the most exciting thing on your to-do list, but it's easy and it's free, and can prevent a massive financial headache down the road.
Total Customer Value Trumps Simple Loyalty In Digital World
Customers are not equal: Throughout the long history of business and marketing, that has been accepted wisdom. Some buy more products than others. Some spend more money than others. Some are more loyal than others.



















