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HOME IMPROVEMENT WITH ANDY LINDUS DIY Home Improvement Fanatics – Avoiding Costly Mishaps
When it comes to DIY enthusiasts, the majority of the problems that arise during a home improvement project come from the lack of planning before the project starts. Thats because they usually entai...
Posted on 6/7/13 at 9:09 AM
SOCIAL SECURITY: INFORMATION & UPDATES Ida May Fuller and Social Security
Today is the anniversary of a major event inSocial Securityhistory. On January 31, 1940, the first monthly Social Security retirement check was issued to Ida May Fuller of Ludlow, Vermont, in the amo...
Posted on 1/31/13 at 11:34 AM
IN THE BLACK Free and Low cost Activities
One of my goals for the next month is to post each day of July about a List of 10 dealing with a personal finance or money saving idea topic. Entertainment doesnt always need to cost a lot of money. ...
Posted on 7/4/12 at 7:01 AM
Monitoring power use can help keep bills low during hot months
With the arrival of summer comes not only high temperatures and sunny skies, but increased energy use, and in turn, a lighter wallet.
By Austin Ashlock , May 28, 2013
Grad party costs go beyond food and decorations
Buying cake and making punch are considered staples of preparing for a graduation party, but some hosts are going beyond securing the essentials for their graduates’ bashes.
By Brandi Jewett , May 19, 2013
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Grand Forks woman makes sure kids can afford prom with free gowns 
Over the last 11 years, the 56-year-old Sylvia Wolf has secured an estimated 150 free gowns for girls attending school dances, most notably for prom. They go to students who can’t afford the finery that routinely costs in triple figures.
By Ryan Bakken , April 27, 2013
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Price of prom -- more expensive than ever
Judy Gefroh had a few rules when her daughter, Kaitlyn Gefroh, was picking out a prom dress – no cutouts, nothing see-through or too low cut, and it couldn’t cost much more than $500.
By Anna G. Larson , April 26, 2013
DOUG LEIER: Hunting, fishing mean big bucks for state economy
Few in the Midwest will question the role of hunting, fishing and trapping when it comes to quality of life. At the same time, most of us are well aware that the money we spend on licenses and other fees directly benefits our activities.
By Doug Leier , April 13, 2013
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Medicare increase could ding some in middle class
Retired city worker Sheila Pugach lives in a modest home on a quiet street in Albuquerque, N.M., and drives an 18-year-old Subaru. Pugach doesn't see herself as upper-income by any stretch, but President Barack Obama's budget would raise her Medicare premiums and those of other comfortably retired seniors, adding to a surcharge that already costs some 2 million beneficiaries hundreds of dollars a year each.
By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar , April 13, 2013
Cost of defending abortion laws could add up quickly
Gov. Jack Dalrymple’s signature on what would be among the strictest abortion laws in the country could cost the state hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars defending the laws in court.
By TJ Jerke , March 23, 2013
Grand Forks-area bypass bridge is popular, but funding still unclear
The idea of a new south-end bridge across the Red River seems to be on the minds of many Grand Forks area residents, though the high construction cost means it might be a while before they get the bridge they want.
By Brandi Jewett , February 25, 2013
OUR OPINION: College's value still outweighs cost
It's absolutely true, as Herald staff writer Jennifer Johnson reported, that where UND and the North Dakota University System are concerned, "wages for many graduates have not kept up with inflation, even as student-debt loads reach record levels." Given that reality, why has enrollment stayed strong?
By Tom Dennis , January 28, 2013
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Farm profits, interest rates are having big impact
Steven Johnson has been involved in area agriculture for 40 years. But he’s never seen anything like the current boom in farmland sales and prices.
“It’s very strong,” says Johnson, president of Fargo, N.D.-based Johnson Auction & Realty.
By Jonathan Knutson , January 27, 2013
Debt, job market make financial challenge after graduation
With students carrying upwards of $40,000 in loans, and starting salaries typically at $25,000, aviation faculty make sure students — particularly prospective ones — realize this financial situation ahead of graduation, said Ken Polovitz, assistant dean of the aviation department.
By Jennifer Johnson , January 27, 2013
Lawmakers to weigh in on license plate readers
They're on squad cars and street lights, and they track where you're driving. Across Minnesota, police and sheriffs have been using automated license plate readers for years to find stolen cars and aid investigations.
By Kyle Potter , January 25, 2013
AREAVOICES: Insurance can protect you from financial loss
When we think of insurance, we think of it as something that we should or must have. But that protection has a cost and sometimes it is significant.
By Jesse Tran , January 13, 2012
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