Clark Howard

What should business owner do next?

What should business owner do next?

HLN Money Expert Clark Howard helps a Joplin business owner figure out what to do after his pharmacy was destroyed by the EF5 tornado that struck in May 2011.

Preparing for devastation

Preparing for devastation

HLN Money Expert Clark Howard walks us through the aftermath of the tornado that hit Joplin, Missouri in May.

Joplin: Life after destruction

Joplin: Life after destruction

HLN Money Expert Clark Howard talks with a mother and daughter who survived the tornado that hit Joplin, Missouri in May 2011.

Determination to rebuild

Determination to rebuild

HLN Money Expert Clark Howard talks to the Richhart family about their story of survival and determination to rebuild.

Mortgage rates at record low

Mortgage rates at record low

If you’re thinking about buying a house, well, it just got even cheaper!

Mortgage rates are at record lows, again! Interest rates on both 30-year and 15-year-fixed-rate mortgages dropped to new record levels for the third week in a row.

Facebook IPO: The rich just got richer

Facebook IPO: The rich just got richer

After weeks of hype and speculation, Facebook has gone public.

This morning, company founder Mark Zuckerberg rang the NASDAQ opening bell, heralding the biggest tech IPO in U.S. history, and the third-biggest overall. At the opening price of $38 a share, Facebook will raise at least $16 billion.

Find a rental from your smartphone

Find a rental from your smartphone

HLN Money Expert Clark Howard has a way for you to find rental properties right from the palm of your hand using the Zillow Rentals App.

Facebook facing trouble already?

Facebook facing trouble already?

It's official: Facebook has gone public and the highly-anticipated, second-largest IPO ended the day almost exactly where it started.

Facebook was off to a good start, jumping 13% in initial trading and then spiking as high as 18% above the original IPO price of $38 a share.  However, the stock stayed around that original price of $38 a share for a lot of midday trading, and eventually closed essentially flat at just above $38.

As if finding a date isn’t hard enough…

If you’re looking for love, online dating could pose huge financial risks. And we’re talking way more than a date insisting on going dutch at the Olive Garden.

Singles seeking romance on the Internet got duped out of $50 million dollars last year by scammers, according to a report from the Internet Crime Complaint Center. The IC3 got 5,600 complaints for romance scams, but get this: The average loss per victim was a whopping $8,900!

Verizon: No more unlimited data!

Verizon: No more unlimited data!

For all you Verizon customers who’ve been loving that unlimited data plan, well you might not want to upgrade for a while, because the moment you do, you’re getting capped!

Verizon Wireless CFO Fran Shammo announced the company will introduce a “data share” pricing model by mid-summer that will allow customers to buy a certain amount of data that can be used across multiple devices.

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