Monthly Archives: September 2009

If you were to ask five different financial experts about the best way to get out of debt, you’d be likely to get five different answers. There’s no single “best” way to get out of debt and different methods will … Continue reading →

The housing bubble first showed signs of bursting in 2006 and the last few years have been an adventure for homeowners. With sellers stuck with no interested buyers, flippers stuck with multiple properties, landlords stuck without tenants, and millions of homeowners … Continue reading →

With the recession seemingly coming to an end, many consumers are once again beginning to plan vacations, although they are doing so on a budget. Finding airfare can be one of the most frustrating parts of traveling for people on … Continue reading →

There are a lot of people in need of financial help right now, and some of these people may be related to you. There is nothing wrong with providing financial assistance to family members if you’re in a position to … Continue reading →

Most people who have given thought to planning for retirement have at some point established a traditional IRA account. The ability to save money for later in life in a tax-advantaged fashion and reduce your tax bill today is understandably … Continue reading →

With the unveiling of the 2010 Toyota 4Runner still fresh in our minds, Toyota today released pricing for the revised SUV, starting from $27,500 for the four-cylinder SR5 4×2, a drop of $1,140 from the 2009 model’s base price. Also … Continue reading →

With the unveiling of the 2010 Toyota 4Runner still fresh in our minds, Toyota today released pricing for the revised SUV, starting from $27,500 for the four-cylinder SR5 4×2, a drop of $1,140 from the 2009 model’s base price. Also … Continue reading →

In today’s News Brake: Danica Patrick sticks with Andretti, Porsche may ditch Magna, and Fiat wants new Chryslers–fast . . . But Wait, There’s More!

We were going to write something potentially clever about this new mass transit concept from Peugeot–the Globule–that’s made from four electric pods covered by a flexible polymer coating. We’d planned to discuss its complete lack of practicality. We’d hoped to … Continue reading →

We were going to write something potentially clever about this new mass transit concept from Peugeot–the Globule–that’s made from four electric pods covered by a flexible polymer coating. We’d planned to discuss its complete lack of practicality. We’d hoped to … Continue reading →