Money Saving News Stories for September 23, 2011
Posted on 9/23/2011 7:03 EST
What We're Reading September 23:
Auto Insurance
The Perks and Pains of Pay-as-you-go
Posted on 4/4/2011 18:27 EST
When it comes to buying for the year or getting charged just for what you use, is pay-as-you-go auto insurance cheaper? It depends, says a story on DailyFinance.com. One insurance company says... Read more on dailyfinance.com »
Just got hitched? Get cheaper insurance
Posted on 3/31/2011 18:04 EST
Insurance is necessary to protect things like your car and your health, but it's also costly. The goods news is that you may automatically qualify for a lower rate once you get hitched, writes Investopedia. Read more on Investopedia »
Cheapest States for Car Insurance
Posted on 3/14/2011 14:16 EST
Drivers often want to know where is the cheapest car insurance. Well, that's a dicey one because so many factors affec the price of the policy you can buy: your age and driving record, the kind of car... Read more on Wallet Pop »
The 10 Cheapest Cars to Own
Posted on 3/1/2011 5:57 EST
Everyone's got their list of the cheapest cars to own. This one comes courtesy of Kiplinger, which features small cars that are also low-price. But note that costs rise as you add features you might... Read more on Kiplinger »
Cheapest, Most Expensive Cars to Insure
Posted on 1/12/2011 23:33 EST
Aside from make, model, and price, don't forget to find out which are the cheap cars to insure before you visit the showroom. Wallet Pop provides some comparative data and a couple of web sites... Read more on Wallet Pop »
10 great cheap cars
Posted on 11/15/2010 20:37 EST
At this time of year there are countless demands on your budget. But if the need for a new car sits atop the list, CNN Money can steer you towards ten cheap, good, and perhaps even fun cars that... Read more on CNN Money »
5 best bargain cars in a down economy
Posted on 8/3/2010 19:37 EST
Practical is the term that describes the type of cars recession-weary consumers are buying these days. Bankrate.com notes that the best bargain cars are moderately priced, fuel-efficient, and reliable. Read more on Bankrate.com »
The New Small Cars
Posted on 6/18/2010 0:06 EST
The auto sector is beginning to roar back to life. Forbes reports that manufacturers will soon be introducing cheap compact sedans that will hold the line on price but include some snazzy features... Read more on Forbes »
Lowest True Cost to Own Awards
Posted on 6/8/2010 22:54 EST
Before you start shopping for a new car, make sure to check out this report from Edmunds. What you'll see is a list of the cheapest cars to own (not just to buy) broken down by car type and price. Read more on Edmunds »
The 10 Least Expensive Cars to Own
Posted on 5/17/2010 23:32 EST
There's no two ways about it: owning a car is not cheap, even if you buy the model with the lowest sticker price. Car and Driver reminds us about all the other costs, like insurance and fuel, factored... Read more on Car And Driver »
Trucks dominate list of cheapest vehicles to insure
Posted on 5/14/2010 6:49 EST
Ever wonder why it costs more to insure some cars than others? USA Today says it's largely about repair costs, and non-car vehicles are the cheapest to fix. Of the 10 cheapest vehicles to insure, Read more on USA Today »
Small Mazda2 will also be the cheapest car in lineup
Posted on 4/2/2010 9:05 EST
Can you drive a stick shift? If not, and you're in the market for a cheap car, you might want to learn. According to USA Today, you'll pay about $800 more for automatic transmission on a new Mazda2. Read more on USA Today »
2010 Cars: Where the Deals Are
Posted on 2/6/2010 20:51 EST
A new car is a big investment regardless of the make or model. So if you're in the market for hot new wheels this year, but want to find a good deal, check out this report from Kiplinger. Read more on Kiplinger »
Easy ways to save up to hundreds of dollars
Posted on 1/12/2010 17:35 EST
Still looking for way to reap big-time savings? CNN Money weighs in with three big ideas to help you trim your budget this year. Read more on CNN Money »
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