A review of FDIC statistics shows that where you live can make a big difference in how you pay your credit card bills.  In fact, Southeasterners are quite a bit more likely... Read more »

For years, my husband and I have used our cell phones to help us save money and time.  Before we make a costly purchase, like for a printer or digital camera, we... Read more »

I was complaining to a co-worker the other day about the fact that I do not really have a passion for anything.  I jog, but don’t really love it.  I read, but... Read more »

Tuesday night, I worked on a post lamenting about the fact that there are more weight loss reality shows  (NBC’s The Biggest Loser, Discovery Health’s X-Weighted, and Oxygen’s new Dance Your @**... Read more »

An Advice Team writer recently asked: "Is a creditor required to report your payment history to the bureaus?" This is a question I have avoided answering throughout the years... Read more »

Due to boredom and frugality, I recently gathered the kids and ventured to the flea market. I had a coupon for free admission (normally $3) and there is no charge for kids,... Read more »

Is there something about money management you wish you heard more (or less) about? If so, here is your chance to voice your opinion. Capital One is seeking input about some recent... Read more »

Experts contend that our economy isn’t yet in a period of recession. However, 86 percent of survey respondents confirmed that their family is feeling the effects... Read more »

So far this week, I have identified two styles that can keep people from meeting their financial goals: disconnected and underpowered. The third and last style I came up with is ‘uninterested.’ ... Read more »