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Get peace of mind with a car warranty. More
In the current climate of declining property values, higher interest rates, and changes in available mortgage products, many homeowners are losing their hat, their home and their good credit, through no fault of their own. An auto loan with a trend of on-time payments is a great way to reestablish credit. More
Everyone has horror stories when it comes to what they've seen or included in a resume. While hiring managers may chuckle, they won't consider the candidate. More
As the recession drags on and unemployment numbers climb higher every month, people are looking for ways to make more money. Whether they need a new career or to supplement their income, finding that extra few bucks can make a world of difference. More
Tips for finding financial security. More
There are a lot of numbers that are important in life, but none quite as influential as your credit score. Having a high credit rating can give you better interest rates on credit cards, car loans and even your mortgage. On the opposite side, a poor credit rating can make many aspects of living difficult. It's important to check your credit score to learn where you stand. Here's how. More
With millions of jobs lost this year alone, unemployment rates are at their highest in decades. The manufacturing and construction industries have been especially hard hit. Rather than stay in shrinking industries, however, many unemployed workers are turning to higher education to transition to industries with more plentiful career opportunities. More
Unless you're a carefree, 20-something single with no debt and no property, chances are you've at least thought about buying life insurance. Faced with the hassle of finding an agent, a carrier and a good deal (not to mention the health exam), you may even have considered making your purchase online. More
Your father and grandfather may have used the GI Bill to pay for the college education that ultimately helped them provide for their families. You can too, thanks to a new GI Bill that provides the most comprehensive education benefits package since the original legislation was signed into law 64 years ago. More
With the economy taking a roller coaster ride and investors making detailed credit and background checks for loan requests, it's important to check your own credit before a lender does. More
People are still out there buying cars, and many of them are looking at used cars. But buying a used vehicle can be risky if you haven't done your research. More
Unless you're a carefree, 20-something single with no debt and no property, chances are you've at least thought about buying life insurance. Faced with the hassle of finding an agent, a carrier and a good deal (not to mention the health exam), you may even have considered making your purchase online. More
Just a few short years ago, success in the retail world was measured solely on sales at brick and mortar stores. Now online sales make up a significant portion of the bottom line for most businesses. Now it's easy for you too to jump on the bandwagon by learning how to become an eBay seller. More
Feel like your budget is stretched so thin you can no longer afford those little extras that bring you so much pleasure? Here's what to do about it. More
People generally only check their credit scores when they are in the market for a loan or mortgage. But if you don't keep your eye on your credit score and what's on your credit report year round, you could be in big trouble when it comes time to apply for that loan or mortgage. A bad credit score can also affect your ability to get other basic necessities, like a job, apartment, credit card or a new cell phone. More
Some hopeful news has arrived for those struggling in harsh economic times. Recent indicators show that job cuts are not accelerating, workers who have held onto their jobs continue to get raises and total employment is expected to increase 10 percent (15.6 million jobs) by 2016. More
The U.S. dollar continues to decline in value and fears about inflation are growing faster than previously expected. In a short period of time, Americans have lost trillions from their investment portfolios and retirement accounts, thus many are looking for a safe investment in a difficult economy. More
A growing number of working mothers are studying online to improve their careers. These busy women are finding it easier to get the information they need by visiting a free information sites to request information and receive materials tailored to the degrees of their choice. More
You can't change high prices, but what you can do to save a lot of money is find a lower rate for your auto insurance. More
Each year, millions of Americans injured in accidents win legal cases resulting in a settlement. Often the desired choice for compensation is a structured settlement, which provides a stream of payments to the recipient over many years. More
Fix your credit today. More
Faced with the hassle of finding an agent, a carrier and a good deal (not to mention the health exam), you may have considered buying life insurance online.  It's a good idea for a number of reasons. More
Many Americans prepare for retirement by purchasing annuities, which can provide a reliable flow of income or a financial cushion for unexpected expenses. Others inherit annuities from loved ones and continue to receive regular payments. Can you turn your annuity into a lump sum of cash? More
Times are tight. If you are struggling to pay bills and could use some extra cash, you are not alone! Whether you would like to get rid of gifts from a former spouse or partner, or have old, broken pieces of jewelry lying around that you don't want; thousands of people have found the cash they need by selling their old gold and jewelry for cash. More
It took a long time for JD Sun and his wife Shelly to find someone to care for JD's ailing grandmother in her own home. But the experience prompted them to create a company to provide families and their loved ones the highest level of accessible in-home senior care. The company, BrightStar Healthcare, has grown rapidly and, as the population ages, is expected to continue to grow in leaps and bounds. More
Experts can debate the cause of the recession for years, but consumers are feeling the pinch right now through the reduced availability of credit. If you are in the market for a new home, a car or even a cell phone, it is more important than ever to make sure your credit is in great shape. More
Years of maxing out credit cards and making only minimal payments has left many people under a growing mountain of debt, particularly as the safety net of their once-stable jobs may no longer be there. If opening the mailbox makes you cringe, waiting to see what bills await you, you're not alone. Americans average $16,680 in debt, according to the Experian National Score Index. Certainly those that you owe money to will want you to pay it back. How to do it is another matter. More
A growing number of working mothers are studying online to improve their careers. These busy women are finding it easier to get the information they need by visiting a free information sites to request information and receive materials tailored to the degrees of their choice. More
If you've noticed your home insurance rate take an upward leap, it is a good time for a bit of price comparing. More
You haven't spent less than $35 on a tank of gas in months, the family sedan needs four new tires and a brake job, and now, on top of everything else, your teenager just got his learner's permit.  Add skyrocketing insurance rates to the long list of expenses tied to keeping your family mobile. Insurance, however, is one expense you do have the power to reduce - especially if you're a woman with a good driving record. More
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