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Procrastination generally isn't helpful. It's a time suck. And heck, a lot of the time, it isn't even fun. Here's how to get what you need to do done.

Would you buy a $35 vodka martini because it's New Year's Eve and you're thirsty? Here's a look at how instant gratification and finances blend (or not).

If you're looking for an easy, inexpensive way to make meat and other foods super-flavorful, look no further than these great marinade recipes.

Your freezer can be an amazing source for quick, healthy, and ready-to-eat meals — especially if you have a little one on the way.

Whether you're just starting your career or looking to retire shortly, this guide can help you build your wealth.

Today we found some fantastic articles on saving on clothes, getting your resume noticed, and teaching your kids good spending habits.

A trip to the home improvement store can overwhelm when you're trying to buy your first set of tools. Before you shop, read this guide.

Thanks to the sluggish economy, more and more kids are moving back in with their parents. Here are some suggestions for making the transition smooth.

Today we found some great articles on saving money at the gas pump, grocery shopping smart, and ways to save money while skiing.

Women's move into the workforce was all about choice. So why do so many parents now feel like they don't have the option to stay at home?

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A crock pot can be your key to a fast and delicious dinner. These 25 recipes are simple, cost little, and, most importantly, taste great.

Today we found some awesome articles on saving money in the kitchen, ways to spend your tax refund, and how to get a promotion.

Understanding how to save and invest your earnings not only makes financial sense, but helps women (or anyone!) become more independent and confident.

It's always easier to know what to do in hindsight. But whether you're a frugal newbie or old pro, these are great reminders.

The way we deal with money in relationships is often a sign of how we deal with other things in life. But if you're aware of potential problems, you can change.

Today we found some fantastic articles on money mistakes married couples make, going to the movies for free, and how to rent a car and not get screwed.

You know about the miraculous properties of baking soda and vinegar, but there are plenty more effective, all-natural cleaners you might already have around.