State rebates, federal tax credits target residential energy efficiency
With the memories of the sometimes-record home-heating bills from the past winter still fresh in their minds, and with some of those bills yet to be paid, many owners of homes and rental propertie Full Story
Three easy ways to cut summer’s energy costs
Summertime brings fun in the sun and longer daylight hours with one caveat: Hotter temperatures means running the air conditioner and increased energy bills. Full Story
Travel smarter this summer
Despite a battered economy, most of us aren't ready to give up summer travel. Full Story
What's old is new for parents looking to save money
Because raising a child in tough economic times can be expensive and financially challenging, many families are looking for ways to reduce their spending without having to sacrifice their family's Full Story
New car shopping? The time is right and it's the right thing to do
Highly motivated dealers, offers to make your payments if you lose your job, and a wealth of inventory – all make it a great time to buy a new car. Full Story
Vacation locally to save big this summer
With a down economy and the potential for higher gas prices this summer, many Americans are looking to take a more budget-friendly trip. Full Story
Robbing Peter to pay Paul
Over the past couple of weeks, I have enjoyed providing you with factual information on the 2009-11 state budget plan that was recently signed into law by Gov. Jim Doyle. Full Story
Weekend home upgrades: fast, affordable fix-ups
With today's falling home prices, one family's well-worn dwelling can quickly become another's dream “starter” home. Full Story
A home improvement project that pays you back four ways
Do you think that the bailout is only for the big guys? Think again. Full Story
Buying used? How to avoid getting bitten by repair costs
If your old clunker is gasping its last, you might think (like millions of other Americans these days) you can save yourself some money by buying a used car instead of a new one. Full Story
Is it time to take the money out from under the mattress?
There it sits in the mail pile or in your e-mail in box, waiting to be opened – your dreaded 401(k) or bank statement. Full Story
Protecting your rebuilt nest egg: ID theft basics for boomers
When the shock of shattered nest eggs eased, many Americans got down to the serious work of rebuilding their financial futures. Full Story
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