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This is a guest post by Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, host of the AARP Pay Down Your Debt Challenge, which is taking place on AARP.org through Jan. 29. Learn how to get started paying down your debt, join the Pay Down Your Debt group, and you could have a chance to win a prize.
April may seem far away, but thinking about your taxes now can leave you with more money in your pocket later. Start gathering your receipts and records, and take advantage of every tax break you can.
Want to see people hopping mad? Then tell them, in the midst of a horrible economy, that you're going to charge them a fee for something previously free.
Personal finance expert Lynette Khalfani-Cox, a.k.a. The Money Coach, says living within your means is the best thing you can do to be financially secure. But if it's so simple, why is it so hard?
To paraphrase a Rolling Stones song, am I the only one with mixed emotions?
The AC in your car is on the fritz. Your dog has a seizure and needs extensive blood work and scans. The hot water heater dies. Ka-ching!
Stocks plunge. The fear's back. Market mayhem.
The national debt ceiling deadline continues to dominate headlines as August 2 nears, but a recent Associated Press-GfK poll highlights debt stress of a different kind. It revealed that more than half of Americans have money worries about what they owe to creditors.
This guest post from Garage Sale Gal Lynda Hammond is about one of her favorite people she met at a sale.
It's no secret that Americans love our cars. Between gas, maintenance, insurance and monthly payments, costs add up fast. See 9 ways to save on car expenses from AARP Bulletin's 99 Great Ways to Save feature. Here are five bonus tips.