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Tuesday’s need-to-know money news

April 22, 2014 By Liz Weston

images (2)Today’s top story: How to stress test your retirement portfolio. Also in the news: Organizing your personal finances with online calculators, avoiding costly college financing mistakes, and five of the dumbest credit moves you shouldn’t make.

Stress-test your retirement portfolio
Can it withstand the pressure?

5 Online Calculators to Help Organize Your Personal Finances
No pocket protector necessary!

The Most Costly College Financing Mistakes: How To Avoid Them
Don’t pay more than you already have to.

The 5 Dumbest Credit Moves
See above.

5 Ways to Be Green With Your Money
Taking care of Mother Nature does’t have to cost a fortune.

Filed Under: Liz's Blog, Uncategorized Tagged With: college financing, credit mistakes, Earth Day, retirement portfolio

Thursday’s need-to-know money news

March 20, 2014 By Liz Weston

medical concept -  stethoscope over the dollar billsToday’s top story: How many accounts are too many on your credit report? Also in the news: What your car is really costing you, how to manage your money in your 30’s, and it’s time to spring clean your finances.

Do I Have Too Many Accounts on My Credit Report?
The answer may surprise you.

What your car really costs you
Has your car turned into a money pit?

How to Manage Money in Your 30s
This decade could be pivotal to your financial future.

5 Ways to Spring Clean Your Finances
Winter is finally over!

3 Health Myths that Cost You Money
Not taking care of yourself could be costing you money.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: auto repairs, automobiles, Credit Cards, credit report, health care costs, Savings, spring cleaning

Wednesday’s need-to-know money news

November 6, 2013 By Liz Weston

Today’s top story: 8 tax breaks expiring at the end of 2013. Also in the news: How to monitor your credit after a data breach, when it makes sense to have credit card debt, and could cheaper insurance convince you to buy a self-driving car?

8 Tax Breaks Expiring at the End of 2013
Teachers aren’t going to like this.

How to Monitor Your Credit After a Data Breach
Vigilance is key.

When Does It Make Sense to Have Credit Card Debt?
Credit card debt isn’t always a bad thing.

Will cheaper insurance sway you toward a self-driving car?
Are you ready to let someone (or something) else do the driving?

10 ways to avoid car-buying gotchas
Be prepared to walk away.

Filed Under: Liz's Blog, Uncategorized Tagged With: car insurance, car shopping, credit card debt, credit monitoring, tax breaks

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