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Category: Money & Personal Finance

Money & Personal Finance

Re-fi on large mortgages

Advisors used to say interest rates should drop by 2 percent before homeowners consider refinancing a mortgage. But with a large mortgage, just 1 percent…

byRick GoodMay 1, 2023July 11, 2026
Money & Personal Finance

Cell phone rates rise

Verizon has announced a $2 surcharge for customers subscribed to their older plans, including Beyond Unlimited, Beyond Unlimited +55, Go Unlimited and…

byRick GoodMay 1, 2023July 11, 2026
Low wage workers fare better
Money & Personal Finance

Low wage workers fare better

According to the Labor Department, lower wage workers saw typical weekly earnings in the fourth quarter of 2020 rise 22.3 percent higher than in the…

byRick GoodMay 1, 2023July 12, 2026
Best day to go shopping
Money & Personal Finance

Best day to go shopping

Wednesday is the best day of the week to go grocery shopping, according to Taste of Home. Groceries typically restock and add new promotions, which start…

byRick GoodMay 1, 2023July 12, 2026
Manage expenses with a sinking fund
Money & Personal Finance

Manage expenses with a sinking fund

You can manage your family finances the same way as big companies manage their looming debts — with a sinking fund. Instead of trying to come up with a…

byRick GoodMay 1, 2023July 12, 2026
A college degree for less than $1,000 a year?
Money & Personal Finance

A college degree for less than $1,000 a year?

How much is a college degree worth and how much it costs — these are the things that parents face as their children grow. A single semester at Harvard is…

byRick GoodMay 1, 2023July 12, 2026
Money & Personal Finance

The three big rules for building wealth

1. Make money. Use your talents, interests, and skills to get a job and keep working, even if you don’t work at the same place your whole life. Stay on…

byRick GoodApril 1, 2023July 11, 2026
Money & Personal Finance

Expecting an income tax refund?

The best things you can do now with $1,000 You love the idea of getting an income tax refund check from Uncle Sam. It’s really your own money and not some…

byRick GoodApril 1, 2023July 11, 2026
Can $200 feed seven for a week? This mom says yes
Money & Personal Finance

Can $200 feed seven for a week? This mom says yes

By Jamie Salvucci Everyone is feeling the squeeze at the grocery store, but we manage to feed our family of seven on about $200 to $225 per week. As the…

byRick GoodApril 1, 2023July 12, 2026
Money & Personal Finance

The best and worst options if you owe the IRS

Tax deadlines are fast approaching. Unfortunately, some people will find that they don’t have enough cash to pay Uncle Sam. That could lead to problems,…

byRick GoodMarch 1, 2023July 11, 2026

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