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 | Annette O'ConnorContributing Features WriterAnnette is a public policy journalist. She graduated from University of Wisconsin with a Bachelors in Journalism. She's passionate about legislative advocacy and public policy development. Send an e-mail to annette@creditdonkey.com |
Recent Articles
What Scares You More: Giving Your Teenager the Keys to Your Car or Your Credit Card?
Teenagers behind the steering wheel have always made the hearts of parents pulse with panic. No matter the age of your child, you always want to protect them from physical danger. That same sense of fear doesn't seem to stretch into the ...
Compound Interest: Split Personality
Compound interest – the wonderful banking principle that helps your savings grow at a faster rate each year. Simply set up automatic deduction from your paycheck, sit back, watch your retirement grow and let your worries fly away. If only it ...
Do Men and Women Use their Credit Cards Differently?
Men are more likely to use their credit cards to fill up the tank and eat out while women are more likely to buy clothes and make retail purchases, according to results from an online consumer survey we conducted.
Infographic: High School Graduation Statistics
Children who entered their teens at the beginning of the recent economic recession are now celebrating their 18th birthdays and will be graduating from high school.
Survey: Credit Card Usage Statistics
Are some people going into debt to buy gas as fuel prices rise? Are some people trying to dig out of a mountain of credit card debt with a minimum-payment teaspoon? How are people who are struggling financially using their credit cards and ...
Financial Infidelity: Marriage and Money
Married people are happier by many measures, yet many marriages are unhappy or fail because couples bring to the partnership significant debt, including student loans and credit card balances, as well as self-deceptions and outright lies about ...
Infographic: Ebooks Statistics
Americans are finding their credit card bills and bank statements riddled with a mounting tab of new charges for digital books after sales of eReaders and tablets exploded at the end of last year.
St. Patrick's Day 2012: Ireland Will Call Irish-Americans Home
In order to generate an economic stimulus for a country deeply mired in European debt, Ireland will be calling its global citizens home through a coordinated national effort set to be launched on St. Patrick's Day 2012.
Pocketbook Issues and Presidential Politics
The health of the national economy and personal pocketbook issues are important to the voters who go to the polls in November 2012. We created an infographic to analyze the weight of economic stress that may be felt by voters depending on where ...
Infographic: Household Spending Statistics
Where does all the money go? See what typical Americans make and spend in a month.