If you've been putting off a new furnace, better insulation, or an efficient water heater, the math just got friendlier. State-run rebates can hand qualifying households thousands at the register, but the money is finite and the rules vary by zip code.
For years, airlines pushed travel vouchers on stranded passengers instead of money. Federal rules flipped that, and a refund for a delayed flight should now land in your account on its own.
Most budgets fail because they ask you to track 40 categories. This one asks you to track three.
A two-year-old flagship phone often does everything you actually need, at half what the new model rings up. Here is how to buy refurbished without getting burned.
You don't have to change plans to pay less at the counter. These five moves can shrink the bill this week.
Most big home repairs start as a small problem nobody noticed for months. Ten minutes of looking around each month is usually all it takes to catch them first.
You don't need a finance degree or a fat brokerage account to start. With $100 and an index fund, you can own a slice of hundreds of companies and let the market do the heavy lifting.
Most people pay $80 or more a month for service they could get for $15. The catch is that the best cheap cell plans don't advertise on TV, so you have to know where to look.
