This week’s topic is about travel insurance and is it worth the cost?

This week’s topic is on the cost of dry cleaning and is it safe to wash the clothes at home?

As each year ends investors balance losses against gains to minimize taxes that are paid to the IRS each year.

In recent years, there has been a debate that purchasing an artificial tree is a better long-term solution to that of a natural tree.

This week’s topic celebrates our first 52 personal finance tips.

Radon is a silent killer because it’s an odorless gas that we breathe in normally; and it is the second leading cause of lung cancer

As the world evolves so has Ball and they've recently announced the aluminum drinking cup that can replace the plastic solo type cups.

An often overlooked item in one’s domicile is a fire extinguisher and the importance that it provides especially in the kitchen.

When it comes to driving a car, the common question is, are you better off buying or leasing?

When looking at collision for auto insurance, many people choose a lower deductible but there is a way to save money

The rainy day fund is money that is set aside in the budget to account for small, unforeseen expenses, but how do you manage it?

When you purchase items, should you buy an extended base warranty or protection that covers the entire product?

Cell phone companies have been offering incentives to new and existing customers. You may be able to get a new device for free.

One alcohol-related death occurs every 52 minutes and drunk driving causes more than 10,000 deaths every year. Be safe - get a breathalyzer

Paying for purchases in full with retail credit cards be to your advantage especially for large in scale items.

Here is one simple thing that you can do to save money on your cell phone… don’t upgrade it.

This week’s topic is about saving water and money with low-flow household fixtures.

DTI measures the amount of debt correlated to your overall income. This helps to determine if you can get a loan approval

Money is a mental that carries a lot of emotion. The high percentage of choices that you make in your life are centered on personal finance

Most pet insurance plans do not cover pet wellness. Does this mean that you should get a full insurance plan?