Our nation’s water infrastructure is in serious need of replacement or at least according to a recent study by the American Water Works Association (AWWA). The details in the report are concerning and lead us to believe that an investment is required. Find out what the potential cost may be to the average American. Read More.
Consumers are back to focusing on gas prices which are up to $3.68 per gallon and as high as $4.32 in California. This is understandable given that gas costs cuts into approximately 8.5% of the average family’s yearly income. Read More.
TGI Thursday? Prices on household goods such as food, clothing, and electronics can vary not only by season but also by weekday. It makes a difference what day – and even what time – we buy our household products. So what are the best days to buy soups, sweaters and scanners? Read More.
Every year your employer will ask you to update the elections for your employee benefits. Unfortunately, not much is provided in the form of guidance to employees even though mistakes can be costly. Here’s one bit of guidance. Contributing to a flexible spending account (FSA) can save you on more than just your medical expenses. Read More.
It’s wise to think about saving at this time of year, when so many people are focused on spending. There are certainly steps you can take to avoid typical financial blunders. Read More.
Some of the most frustrating parts of traveling come after the trip is over, when you get that unexpectedly high cell phone bill. More often than not, the culprit is roaming charges. This can piss you off, your employer or your parents, for those still on the family plan. Read More.
When looking for a cheap flight, we often focus on the airline and the traveling dates. That strategy can lower your total cost but those aren’t the only factors you should be considering when booking flights. Read More.
When you purchase a plane ticket and the price of that ticket drops, you may be able to claim a refund for the difference. Every airline has a different refund policy, but generally speaking the policies are usually not communicated well to the customer. Find out which airlines have the best policies. Read More.
When it comes to shopping for household staples, like cleaning products and toiletries, the simple answer is: it depends. While you’ll want to compare prices, you also need to take into account things like the availability of coupons and rewards cards, the time spent running to the store vs. shopping online, gasoline costs and shipping costs. Read More.
Apparently, Congress can’t get its act together on certain FAA related legislation that if not passed by midnight tonight, will result in a portion of the FAA being temporary shutdown as well as 4,000 jobs. If this happens, airlines will no longer have the authority to tax passengers. That vacation ticket you’ve had your eye on might have just gotten a whole lot cheaper. Read More.
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