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Money Talks with Stacy Johnson is the longest running personal finance news series in history. The Emmy Award winning television program airs nationally on over 80 network affiliated stations and is a featured supplier of video news to both MSN Money and Yahoo Finance.
Saving on Holiday Shopping
The average couple will spend $1500 on gifts this holiday season, but a smart shopper can lower that number.
Stupidest Gift Ideas
Five of the stupidest gifts we've ever seen.
5 Best Black Friday Deals
The 5 best places to find Black Friday deals.
5 Tips for Outlet Shopping
Not everything at an outlet mall is a deal.
Avoiding Holiday Scams
Here are this year's most pervasive holiday scams.
Cash for Applicance Clunkers
Got a clunker refrigerator? Get a rebate on that, too.
Credit Cards: Things Congress Forgot to Fix
When Congress passed the CARD Act, they forgot to fix a few things.
3 Tips for Lower Lawyer Bills
You may need a lawyer, but you don't need to pay a lot.
5 Ways to Save on Thanksgiving Dinner
Don't "starve" your budget this Thanksgiving.
Don't Shop: Swap!
Real bargain hunters know: the secret is in the swap.
Holiday Air Travel Tips
Tips for travelers during the busiest travel time of the year.
Weekly "Find a Better Rate" Report
Get the lowest rates when saving or borrowing with the Money Talks News weekly "Find a Better Rate" report.
Free Cell Phones, Free Minutes
See if you qualify for a free cell phone with free .
What To Do When Your Unemployment Ends
What should you do if your unemployment ends and you still haven't found a job?
Stop Junk Mail and Spam
3 ways to stop junk mail and end spam.
High Deductible Health Insurance
Is high deductible health insurance healthy?
Free ID Theft Protection
Identity theft protection at an unbeatable price: FREE.
Killer Hospital Bills (Part 2)
The uninsured pay far more for their health care procedures than your insurance company would.
Killer Hospital Bills (Part 1)
The uninsured pay far more for their health care procedures than your insurance company would.