Creditcard.org recently released the Top 100 List of personal finance blogs to read in 2007.
I've re-ranked the list in order of popularity to make it easier for readers who do not have the time to browse through all one hundred blogs. [more]
We all agree that a buck has value, it is also a bit vulnerable when not hidden properly. Forget the $3000 hi-tech safe, and stick with these affordable tricks I picked up. Yo
Pizza delivery for just two people can quickly top $30, depending on where you live, not to mention the hour that you usually have to wait for that delivery. Buying frozen pizza
Got a bunch of these things in the basement and don’t know what to do with them? Or, maybe you’re looking for an easily replaced, can find it anywhere glassware item
I’ve been recovering from surgery recently, so that has given me the opportunity to do a lot of thinking on my sick bed. And with the recent turmoil in the economy, plus a focus on
Ladies, gentlemen, start your engines. But only after you've loaded them up with sausages, chicken, crabs, Cajun shrimp and plenty of vegetables.
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More and more universities are offering their audio and video class recordings to the general public. MIT paved the way and now others are following suit. Here are a list of m
Sit down, relax, and let me tell you a story. A story about how you get to be a hero, and how to get your cable company begging on all fours like a dog.
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It seems like new variations of the Nigerian 419 scam pop up every week. The one that caught my attention recently involved renting a home, and it’s a nasty trick that could take a
I used to be afraid of bargaining. The thought of haggling over a price, or even asking for a discount, was embarrassing. Then I began visiting countries in which haggling is expec
It seems ironic in this economy, and with a high unemployment rate, that anyone would want advice about getting kicked from a job. But last week a question was posed to me, and it
In the 1950s and 1960s, a working man could support a family at a middle-class standard of living with just one income. It might surprise you to learn that one person working full
Dealing with financial products can be very confusing and stressful, but there are some products that you should absolutely stay away from for the sake of your financial health.
Top 100 Most Popular Personal Finance Blogs
Creditcard.org recently released the Top 100 List of personal finance blogs to read in 2007. I've re-ranked the list in order of popularity to make it easier for readers who do not have the time to browse through all one hundred blogs. [more]
by: Will Chen | channel: Personal Finance
Debit Or Credit? Which One Should You Choose At The Checkout?
Debit or credit? Although the outcome seems the same, it’s a different process with different consequences.
by: Paul Michael | channel: Budgeting, Consumer Affairs, Credit Cards, General Tips, Shopping
The Best and Worst Places to Stash Cash in Your Home
We all agree that a buck has value, it is also a bit vulnerable when not hidden properly. Forget the $3000 hi-tech safe, and stick with these affordable tricks I picked up. Yo
by: Linsey Knerl | channel: Personal Finance, General Tips, Home
Restore your notebook battery quickly and cheaply.
In this short video, a tech-savvy guy shows you how to remove the dead cells, replace them and do a little light soldering.
by: Paul Michael | channel: DIY
Fast and Easy Pizza Dough and Sauce
Pizza delivery for just two people can quickly top $30, depending on where you live, not to mention the hour that you usually have to wait for that delivery. Buying frozen pizza
by: Thursday Bram | channel: Food and Drink
Sanity Saving Ideas for Canning Jars
Got a bunch of these things in the basement and don’t know what to do with them? Or, maybe you’re looking for an easily replaced, can find it anywhere glassware item
by: Myscha Theriault | channel: DIY
Should we all just stop paying the mortgage?
I’ve been recovering from surgery recently, so that has given me the opportunity to do a lot of thinking on my sick bed. And with the recent turmoil in the economy, plus a focus on
by: Paul Michael | channel: Personal Finance, Real Estate and Housing
30 Household Products Vinegar Can Replace
Vinegar has at least 30 uses that make it a viable alternative to many household and personal products. Save money — the natural way, with vinegar.
by: Nora Dunn | channel: Green Living, Home
Cooking great meals with your car engine. The heat is on.
Ladies, gentlemen, start your engines. But only after you've loaded them up with sausages, chicken, crabs, Cajun shrimp and plenty of vegetables. [more]
by: Paul Michael | channel: Food and Drink
Download A Yale Lecture: More Universities Offer Courses To The Public
More and more universities are offering their audio and video class recordings to the general public. MIT paved the way and now others are following suit. Here are a list of m
by: Lynn Truong | channel: Education & Training
Last night I threatened to disconnect my cable
Sit down, relax, and let me tell you a story. A story about how you get to be a hero, and how to get your cable company begging on all fours like a dog. [more]
by: Paul Michael | channel: Consumer Affairs
Passport Pictures for Under a Dollar
Use this technique to produce passport pictures, visa pictures, and any other required id photos, all for under a dollar.
by: Nora Dunn | channel: General Tips, Travel
Bar Stool Economics
Enjoy this lighthearted anecdotal story illustrating the North American tax system.
by: Nora Dunn | channel: Taxes
The vicious Home Rental Scam – don’t get conned.
It seems like new variations of the Nigerian 419 scam pop up every week. The one that caught my attention recently involved renting a home, and it’s a nasty trick that could take a
by: Paul Michael | channel: Consumer Affairs, Real Estate and Housing
Free download of Suze Orman's Women & Money
Oprah is offering a free download of Suze Orman's Women & Money until 8/7c tomorrow, Feb. 14. Great last minute frugal Valentine's gift!!
by: Lynn Truong | channel: Freebies
How Haggling Taught Me About Life
I used to be afraid of bargaining. The thought of haggling over a price, or even asking for a discount, was embarrassing. Then I began visiting countries in which haggling is expec
by: David DeFranza | channel: Lifestyle, Shopping
Like DIY? Avoid These 10 Costly Mistakes
I scoured the web looking for the obvious and not-so-obvious mistakes DIY addicts make and compiled this list.
by: Paul Michael | channel: DIY, Home
How to Get Laid Off: A Step-By-Step Guide
It seems ironic in this economy, and with a high unemployment rate, that anyone would want advice about getting kicked from a job. But last week a question was posed to me, and it
by: Paul Michael | channel: Career Building
Our high, high standard of living
In the 1950s and 1960s, a working man could support a family at a middle-class standard of living with just one income. It might surprise you to learn that one person working full
by: Philip Brewer | channel: Frugal Living
Six Horrible Financial Products You Should Avoid
Dealing with financial products can be very confusing and stressful, but there are some products that you should absolutely stay away from for the sake of your financial health.
by: Xin Lu | channel: Personal Finance, Credit Cards, General Tips, Investment, Real Estate and Housing