Jacob Davidson

Jacob Davidson is a news editor at Time. He previously worked at Money as a reporter/producer, covering tech, the economy, and everyday finance.

Jacob Davidson

Jacob Davidson is a news editor at Time. He previously worked at Money as a reporter/producer, covering tech, the economy, and everyday finance.

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Everyday Money How to Brew a Perfect Cup of Iced Coffee...and Save Big Bucks Summer is officially here! And for all the coffee lovers out there, that means iced coffee. Instead of spending close to $5 a day at Starbucks, here’s how you can make your own iced coffee at

Everyday Money Why Killing Cash Makes Sense By the time the $20 bill honors Harriet Tubman, cash may be something of a rarity. The Treasury Department’s recent announcement that Tubman and other women will grace $20, $10, and $5 bills

Everyday Money How to Drop Cable and Still Watch the Shows You Want Are you ready to ditch your cable box? Of course you are. Nobody likes paying a big cable bill, and you’re in luck – there are options that let you cut the cord, save money and still

Family Finance How to Make the Most of a College Tour Some of MONEY's youngest staffers, fresh out of college themselves, share their best advice for how to take advantage of an on-campus visit.

Everyday Money The 10 Richest People of All Time Who was richer, John D. Rockefeller or Gengis Khan? Find out in our ranking—based on hours of interviews with academic economists and historians—of the wealthiest people in history.

Everyday Money How to Compare Fortunes Across History Comparing the wealth of our contemporaries is hard enough. When Forbes ranks its annual 500 richest people, the publication not only has to sift through mountains of data, it also must decide

Everyday Money No Taxes on Back-to-School Shopping! (But Only in These 17 States)The best time to do your back-to-school shopping, or any shopping for that matter, is starting next week. Every summer, a number of states hold sales tax holidays on all sorts of supplies, from

Everyday Money Cord Cutters Can Soon Pay to Stream a Single NBA Game Basketball fans will be able to watch individual NBA games for $6.99 each, the league announced on Wednesday. ESPN reports consumers will be able to stream the games online through a PC, tablet,

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Everyday Money 7 Streaming TV Packages That Will Let You Cut the Cord For Good With services like Showtime, HBO, Hulu, and many others now streaming their programming online, cord cutting has firmly entered the mainstream. But that doesn’t mean it’s always easy to

Everyday Money The Cord-Cutter's Guide to Streaming TV Services in the past year an explosion of online viewing services has turned cord cutting into child's play, and it can be a very lucrative game. Here's what you need to know.

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