Author: Dan Miller
Which Credit Card Is Right for Me?
Written by: Dan Miller
Ever since the first credit card debuted in 1958, people have been using them as a convenient form of payment, whether for big-ticket items or small …
15 Things to Stop Buying Right Now If You’re Trying to Save Cash
Written by: Dan Miller
Short of getting a raise, the only way to save more money is to spend less. While that may sound like a bitter pill to swallow, …
25 Cheapest Places to Live in Colorado
Written by: Dan Miller
Straddling the Rocky Mountains, Colorado sits squarely in the Mountain West region of the United States. Anchored by its capital city of Denver, Colorado has a …
25 cheapest places to live in Florida, from beach paradises to retiree havens
Written by: Dan Miller
Florida is one of the most popular places to live. Its combination of beaches, theme parks, and no state income tax make it a draw for …
Are you saving enough for retirement? (Spoiler: Probably not)
Written by: Dan Miller
There isn’t a single number you need to retire that will work for everyone. As mentioned, every person’s situation is unique and comes with its own …
Last-minute international travel plans? Here’s how to get a new passport, fast
Written by: Dan Miller
There are a few ways to renew your passport. Many people simply mail in their forms. But if your passport was issued a long time ago, …
How to get the best deals on fall travel
Written by: Dan Miller
While you might think that summer is the most popular time to travel, fall travel is also primetime for many people to hop a flight, get …
No passport? No problem in these countries
Written by: Dan Miller
A passport is a legal identity document issued by a specific country. A passport is used to verify a traveler’s citizenship. In the U.S., most passports …
Make your Disney World vacation dream a reality (no wishing on a star required)
Written by: Dan Miller
For many kids and adults, a trip to Disney World is a once-in-a-lifetime dream vacation. Many parents look forward to the day they can take their …
Is it a mistake to cancel credit cards I’m not using anymore?
Written by: Dan Miller
Depending on how many and what kind of credit cards you have, you could be thinking about closing unused credit cards. After all, if you’re not …
These just may be the worst souvenirs (& a few that are pretty cool)
Written by: Dan Miller
Just as with any other part of your finances, you will want to have a budget for your travel souvenirs. Without one, you’re likely to end …
When is the cheapest time to book your summer travel plans?
Written by: Dan Miller
For many top destinations, summertime is considered the peak season, when availability is at its lowest and prices are at their highest. If your timing is …
4 ways travel credit cards can really save you big on your next vacation
Written by: Dan Miller
A travel credit card is a generic term that applies to a type of credit card that offers travel rewards. There are many different kinds of …
The pros & cons of leverage in options
Written by: Dan Miller
Options leverage is a core concept of options trading. For a given capital outlay, investing in options will increase your potential returns compared with investing …
Could money market accounts help you save more for retirement?
Written by: Dan Miller
A retirement money market account is similar to a savings account where the money is liquid and earns a low interest rate. But a retirement money …
15 of the best travel destinations during ‘shoulder’ season
Written by: Dan Miller
Seasoned travelers know there’s nothing worse than finding themselves drowning in crowds of thousands of other tourists. Many people share a lot of the same time …
