Lifestyle & Trends - Money & Finance

Classic car - what kind of insurance do you need?

Do you have a muscle car in the garage? Or maybe an older model Mustang, Corvette, Volkswagen or Cadillac? If so, what are you doing about auto insurance for your classic car? Read More

Auto insurance coverage you may not know you have

You know that you have auto insurance, but do you know how you might be covered if you got in an accident or something happened to your vehicle? Because of the variety of options available when insuring your vehicle, you may not be aware of exactly what your policy really covers. Read More

Simple fixes that will make your kitchen feel brand new

When it comes to your kitchen, details make all the difference. It's often the most used and best-loved room in the house, so having a room that meets your needs and expresses your personality is key. If your kitchen's design has been frustrating you by creating clutter and giving your home an out-of-date feel, it's time to make some changes. Read More

Four important steps to take before purchasing your next vehicle

Despite the economic hardships the auto industry has faced, financing a vehicle is still possible. Once you've researched reviews and valuations, and decided on the vehicle you want to buy, consider these four tips. Read More

How CDs can benefit your financial planning

The economy might be doing a little better, but many families are taking a conservative approach to investing money. And planning for the future - retirement, educational expenses, a new car or house or maybe a long-anticipated vacation - requires careful strategy to make sure you have the money you need, when you need it. Read More

Tips to help reduce debt

When you have debt, eventually it starts affecting your life. If you're unable to pay bills, creditors start calling, you're unable to sign up for credit cards or apply for loans because your credit score has dropped - it's time to re-evaluate your finances and see what options are available to you. Read More

Escape from winter's chill in your warm house

When the deep winter chill hits, the last thing you want to do is shiver inside your own house. But that frequently happens when drafty attics, fireplaces, leaky windows and open vents allow cold air to enter your house and have you hiding under blankets and heavier clothing. And not only are you shivering, you're probably spending a lot of money attempting to keep the temperature at a comfortable level. Read More

College-bound? Do your homework on insurance

If you or your child is college-bound this fall, don't forget to review your insurance. Doing your homework now could save you money and headaches in the future. Read More

The perfect energy-saving DIY home improvement project for fall

When it comes to do-it-yourself projects that will save money on energy costs, there are many new products on the market that make it possible to save hundreds of dollars over time, with just a few hours of easy installation. Few of these products come close to the long-term benefits of installing a radiant barrier in your attic. Read More

Three tips to make your utility meter run backward

(ARA) - What would you do with an extra $2,200 per year? That is the annual energy bill for a typical American home, according to the U.S. Dept. of Energy (DOE). Dramatically reducing that cost, or even selling power back to the utility company, could mean having enough money for a vacation, a down payment on a car or a boost to your child's college savings. Read More

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