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Jingle Bills: How to Avoid a Holiday Debt Hangover
The holidays are here, bringing that familiar urge to spend a little extra on the people we love. It’s a good feeling…until the bills...
Colin D.
Dec 6, 20243 min read


Gouged by Groceries
It's nearly $5 a gallon and most families can't live without it. It's not gas. It's milk, and it's not the only thing at the supermarket with an upwardly mobile price tag. The USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) reports that dairy prices are 31% higher than the average price in 2021, and aggregate food prices were up about 2.5%. Experts predict more of the same for the rest of 2024 and 2025. With nearly 11% of average American family budgets dedicated to groceries,
Colin D.
Nov 22, 20245 min read


The Procrastinator's Guide to Holiday Travel Savings
Holiday travel season is near, and peak prices already tell that story: nearly 75% of Hopper customers say that as they book travel this...
Colin D.
Nov 8, 20243 min read


Using My Debit Card: Type My PIN Or Use It As Credit?
When you make a purchase using your debit card, you’re often given the choice between “debit” or “credit.” What’s the difference between the two? When you select “debit” on the card reader and enter your PIN (Personal Identification Number), an online transaction begins. The money is immediately deducted from your account and sent to the merchant. In most cases, you are also allowed to withdraw cash along with making the purchase. When you select “credit” with your debit card
rlfunderburg
Nov 3, 20232 min read
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