It's Still Important For Teens To Find Work()
January 27, 2009 Remember the days of flipping hamburgers and babysitting for a little extra cash as a teenager? Our personal finance contributor explores why it's important for teens to work and how they can find a job in these tough economic times.
How To ID Ponzi Schemes()
January 13, 2009 In the wake of the ongoing Bernard Madoff scheme, we look at the importance of protecting your investments and how to spot red flags on your financial statements.
You Can Still Save Money()
December 9, 2008 A weaker paycheck and rising expenses are no excuse for cheating your savings account. Our personal finance advisor offers tip on how to shake the nickels and dimes from household budgets.
The Best Way To Sell Your Stuff()
December 2, 2008 Our personal finance contributor says one way to increase your budget is to sell those unneeded items stored in your garage or closet. She offers tips on the most lucrative way to do this.
Color of Money: Online Financial Consultants()
November 27, 2007 Most people could use a personal financial analyst at one point of another. Now there are Web sites that will tell you what to do with your money — for free. Personal finance expert Michelle Singletary browsed around to see which sites are worth using.
Tips For Saving Money Through The Winter()
November 18, 2008 Colder weather means a different kind of budgeting. Heating and lighting costs are only some of the issues to consider. Our personal finance contributor shares easy ways to save energy and money and even avoid family feuds.
When Unemployment Is The Best Option()
November 11, 2008 Unemployment is at its highest level in years. How does one decide if it's better to collect unemployment than to take part-time work? Personal finance contributor Michelle Singletary offers answers.
Read That Benefits Package Carefully()
November 6, 2008 It's the time of the year when you can make changes in your employee benefits. It's open enrollment season. Health care and other costs are going up, and there are a lot of changes in the benefits insurers are offering.
Finding Hope For Homeowners()
October 28, 2008 The new FHA Hope for Homeowners program is aiming to help people save their homes from foreclosure. But before signing up, there are some costs to consider. Our personal finance contributor breaks down the basics of the program.
Should You Invest In Bargain Stocks?()
October 14, 2008 As companies teeter on the brink of bankruptcy, the price of their stocks look more and more appealing. Our personal finance expert examines whether these bargain stocks are worth purchasing.
About The Color of Money
Michelle Singletary is a personal finance contributor for Day to Day and also writes the syndicated column "The Color of Money" for The Washington Post. She is the author of Spend Well, Live Rich.
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