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When Do You Need Travel Insurance?
Lost luggage, delayed departures, emergency evacuations: You are bound to experience some kind of mishap when you’re traveling for vacation, business, adventure, education or volunteering. Travel insurance is one way to protect your pocket from these unexpected, expensive events. It’s not right for every traveler,

Motorcycle Insurance Covers More Vehicles Than You'd Guess
Many people don’t realize that motorcycle insurance covers more than just motorcycles. There are a number of vehicles that fall under the protection of a motorcycle insurance policy and owners should consider purchasing it – required or not. Mopeds and scooters Mopeds and scooters  are perhaps the most similar

How To Think About The Value of Points & Miles
Consumers searching for a new  rewards credit card  are often faced with an overwhelming number of choices. Picking among several options can seem extremely difficult without the proper approach. One high-level way to discern between rewards programs is to look at their value. To do this, individuals need to consider

Best and Worst Things to Buy in September
Now that the kids are back in school and your summer vacation is over with, your mid-year budget can finally recoup from the host of expenses the summer months bring. But don’t breathe that sigh of relief just yet. It’s September — and that means that the holidays are just around the corner, whether you like it or

17 Best Things to Buy on Labor Day Weekend
If you’re not squeezing in one last summer getaway this Labor Day weekend, it’s a good time to do some shopping to score deals on a wide range of products. “Today’s Labor Day sales are as big as Memorial Day and President’s Day sales, if not bigger,” said Brent Shelton, an online shopping expert for deal website

Ask Brianna: Should I Keep Renting or Buy a House?
Ask Brianna” is a Q&A column for 20-somethings, or anyone else starting out. I’m here to help you manage your money, find a job and pay off student loans — all the real-world stuff no one taught us how to do in college. Send your questions about postgrad life to  [email protected] . This week’s question:

7 Money Traps to Avoid When Moving
Moving can be expensive. According to U.S. News & World Report, average intrastate moving costs in 2014 totaled $1,170, while interstate rates averaged $5,630. However, the price can vary dramatically depending on where you live, where you’re moving and how much stuff you’re moving, according to Michael Keaton,

Your Personal Finance Guide to America's National Parks
Our national parks are one of America’s greatest resources. If you live in a city or suburb, America can feel small and crowded, but stepping into a national park will change your perspective. Wide-open, clean spaces filled with exotic flora and fauna, all waiting to be explored. These parks are public land, open for

An Advisor's Tips for Buying a Car
It’s easy to spend more than you planned when buying a

The Best Motorcycle Insurance For the Enthusiast, Traveler, or Weekend Rider
Comparing  motorcycle insurance companies  is a lot like comparing  renters insurance companies . They are similar to one another, but small differences make some motorcycle insurers better for specific riders. Here are a few carriers who are well-suited for a particular rider: The Policy For A True Motorcycle

Before You Rent a Moped, Ask Yourself: Am I Insured?
Mopeds aren’t just popular modes of transportation. They are a popular tourist attraction and a way for a visitor to see a destination from a different perspective: the road. What many moped renters don’t realize is they are actually renting a scooter, they might be in violation of local laws and they might not be

How Your Hobbies Can Make You Money in Retirement
If you’re looking to generate extra income during retirement , you might want to explore ways to make your hobby into a more profitable venture. After all, hobbies are the things you choose to do — activities that, in most cases, you’d happily do for free. And pursuing a hobby-related business can make for a

How to Save on Your First Set of Ski Equipment
Wax your skis, dry your goggles and buckle your boots — these are all ways to maintain your winter sports equipment and save money in the long run. But what if you’re just getting started? For the first-time skier — or first-time buyer of ski equipment — consider our  ValuePenguin -researched tips for getting the 

Cool Ways You Can Score Free Stuff
There are endless ways to score freebies , and they’re all accessible through simple online searches. You can get free stuff in exchange for reviews, filling out forms, by participating in a focus group, doing product testing and more. But how dedicated do you have to be to score thousands of dollars in free stuff?

How Your Clutter Is Costing You Money
Just because you aren’t living like one of the people on TV’s “Hoarders” doesn’t mean your home is as organized as it could be. In fact, living with clutter can have a profoundly negative effect on your daily life and even cost you money. Here are six surprising ways clutter could be costing you . They just might

How I Feed My Family of 5 Well on $125 a Week
A family of four spends, on average, $243.70 per week on food at home with a moderate plan, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data from May 2016. Of course, that amount can be less with a thrifty plan — $148.50, on average, for families with children between 6 and 11. The average for a liberal plan

7 Financial Lessons From 'Game of Thrones'
The “thronies,” fans who would rather endure a Cersei-style naked walk of shame than miss an episode of HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” will tell you that the show’s mix of sex, savagery and political intrigue have made the epic fantasy a huge hit. But the show — 6 seasons and counting, and based on author George R.R.

Five Ways to Save on the Clothing You Wear to Work
There are all kinds of axioms about what you wear and what you do for a living.  Dress for the job you want, not the one you have , for example. While we here at ValuePenguin don’t believe  the clothes make the man  or woman, we can point out the potential savings in considering what you wear to work. Regardless of

4 Ways to Quickly Qualify for Elite Status With Hotels & Airlines
Elite status is something most frequent travelers desire. It rewards those who call an airport or hotel their second home. Elevated airline and hotel status showers individuals with perks, extra savings and luxury treatment. Elite members are frequently given priority boarding, late check-out, free room/class

The 10 Fears That Are Keeping You From Being Rich
Getting rich is hard to do — though not impossible — but it’s even more difficult if you let your fears get in the way. What could possibly be so scary that it prevents me from getting rich, you ask? You’ll surprised to learn that even the smallest fears can stop you from achieving financial greatness. Find out if

Enjoy Your Summer Vacation – Without Maxing Out Your Credit Cards
By Eric Jorgensen Learn more about Eric on NerdWallet’s Ask an Advisor School is out, and summer is upon us. It’s time to let loose and have some fun. That sounds great in theory, but it can be horrible for our finances if we aren’t careful — especially when it comes to taking summer vacations. For many