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Today we found articles on tactics for an inexpensive Thanksgiving meal, ways to make hundreds at your next yard sale, and online sources for the best Black Friday deals.

Keeping your teeth and gums clean isn't always quick and easy, but it can be. Use any of these water flossers and your smile will sparkle.

Nickel and dime packages in football aren't actually nickels and dimes. But they might be if you take the right lessons from the game.

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Steaming veggies and other foods for dinner isn't always quick and easy, but it can be. Use any of these food steamers and your meal will be magnificent.

Owning your home outright is a huge achievement. Weigh these options first, though, before tackling your mortgage early.

Today we found articles on ways to actually enjoy saving money, smart ways to save on holiday gifts, and little-known secrets to achieve big dreams.

Don't get frustrated by a stunted savings account. Make these moves instead to help your money grow.

Black Friday looms large on the horizon. Arm yourself with the skills of a frugal shopper, and you'll never waste a penny on another deceptive doorbuster.

First? Get the gum out of the floor mats.

Help your high schooler get a head start on college, while you get a head start on saving money.

Today we found articles on retail lies that cost you money, ways to think like a financial adviser, and careers that require only two years (or less!) of training.

No matter how young or old your kids may be, they will certainly be better off if they learn these frugal living skills now.

Today we found articles on how to avoid busting your budget on a DIY project, money myths that lead to debt, and tips for buying stylish and affordable furniture.

Nobody likes Mondays. But here's how to survive them — no money required.

You and your spouse are in it together for all things, including retirement savings. Make sure you're saving enough for both of you.

What are you most thankful for this year? Here are few financial matters to add to your fall cornucopia of gratitude.

Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff thinks we should transition to a cash-free society. We're not so sure.

When the world seems like a dark place and you have trouble escaping the negativity around you, calm your frazzled nerves — frugally.

If you and your spouse decide to separate, you'll still need to agree on how to handle your money — together. Here's how.